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'''''A Little Light Reading''''' is a ''[[Harry Potter]]'' fanfic written by "dullastacks".

Severus Snape comes into his rooms one day and finds a package with a card saying "read me". Upon reading the title "''Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone"'', he puts it aside and grabs a potion text to read. Only the writing in every book (or student essay) he tries to read has been replaced with "Chapter One, The Boy Who lived". Giving up, he sits down to read the book and learn and few truths about the son of his schoolyard enemy.

Note: dullastacks now seems to have withdrawn from fanfiction, but the story, chapters 1-22, can be found on Google Drive [[httphttps://onj1drive.andrelouisgoogle.com/hpfile/dullastacksd/A<!1Y92MUP6DfDv27RblDU8tnAhwTFzJBD-- 20Little20Light%20Reading.txtN/view here]]. ...Argh! Foiled again! -->

{{quote| Vernon (Book):"I'm not having one in the house, Petunia! Didn't we swear when we took him in we'd stamp out that dangerous nonsense?" <br />

{{quote| Snape: "No, whale-spawn, your father's not gone mad, he's simply an imbecile."}}

{{quote| Snape (about Harry): It was as if he'd been hit with some sort of counter to the Felix Felicis at birth.}}

* [[I'll Kill You!]]: Referred to. If Petunia had been present, Snape would have killed her.

* [[Jerk Withwith a Heart of Gold]]: He went out of his way in the middle of the night to have Pomfrey check Harry for abuse and stayed with him while he was asleep.

* [[Like Father, Like Son]]: Snape initially believed Harry to be this.

{{quote| He'd felt that way many times as a youth, when Lily would take him by the hand and pull him into her house for a meal or kind words. Basic human compassion made no sense to someone made to feel guilty for their own birth. And somehow, he'd missed that same shadow in Harry.}}

* [[Not -So -Harmless Villain]]/[[From Nobody to Nightmare]]: Snape knows that there’s something up with Quirrell. He’s just not sure what. Either way, he sees Quirrell as potentially one of these.

{{quote| "Nervous. Incompetent. Useless. Highly suspect in his qualifications... Quirrell is many things, Potter, and none of them good. You'd do well to stay far away from him." Snape was more convinced than ever that he needed make sure the two were never alone together, and that Quirrell didn't have any more easy access to Harry until he'd sorted exactly who and what the man was about.}}