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Brianna Gutierzer's Magical Abilities And Talents

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Brianna Gutierrez-Diaz wand was perfect for her magical abilities and talents. If you go to Hogwarts, you will of course need a wand. But remember,"The wand chooses the wizard." It will include a wood type, a core, length, and flexibility. The wand will choose someone based on their personality. So, she started searching. Brianna decided on a wood and length to try first, she chose 2 wands before she found the perfect one. You can’t always find your perfect wand on the first try. Alder wood chose Brianna because of her personality. Alder means you are a loyal, helpful friend. Yes, she can be stubborn at times but so can everyone else. The length of her wand was the perfect fit for her. After she decided on how long the wand needs to be, she

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