Another month has come and gone in the Spiral, and many young Wizards are leaving their earthly schools and coming to Ravenwood for the summer!

This month's Ravenwood Bulletin newsletter talks about Harold Argleston's Book of the Month Club, our newest Card Bundle to arrive at GameStop, a special letter from Mr. Lincoln and a player poll!

Welcome to all our new students, and good adventures to you all!

  Welcome to the June installment of my Book of the Month Club. These books have been suggested by a fellow Librarian from Earth, her name is Kit Ward-Crixell and she is a librarian in New Braunfels, Texas, USA.

This month we look at a book that may make some zones of Wintertusk seem familiar! Odd and the Frost Giants by Neil Gaiman, illustrated by Brett Helquist. In this book Odd, a Viking boy, has to save the Norse gods by kicking a frost giant out of Asgard. Parts of the story may remind you of a fairy tale, and the Norse gods Odin, Thor, and Loki are sometimes really funny. It’s a great book to have someone read out loud (especially if they can do voices!).

Look for this book in your school or local library and enjoy reading, young Wizards!

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Account Security Reminder from Mr. Lincoln
Seems that time again when I have to remind young Wizards to not give their passwords to anyone! Ever! Even to me. KingsIsle Employees will -never- ask for your password under any circumstances.

These are a few simple steps to keep your Wizard101 account safe from the evil that people do.

1. Keep your password secret. This may seem like the most basic common sense step, however it is the one most ignored. Your password is your Wizard's. All the hard work that you put in to the characters that you play is gone when you give out your password.
2. Keep your information up to date. If you registered for Wizard101 with a false or incorrect email, you cannot receive emails from us regarding your account security! Make sure the email address associated with your Wizard101 account is valid, and that you can receive email to that account.
3. Don't fall for it. Websites and people that ask for your password with the promise of Crowns or leveling are just going to clean your account out. Again, your password is your Wizards. When you give your password away, you give your Wizards away too.
4. Report suspected malicious activity. If you encounter a person or a website that asks for your password for any reason whatsoever, report it immediately. If this happens in game, use the REPORT button. If this happens outside of game, send an email to support@wizard101.com immediately.