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Miss Hardbroom
Miss Hardbroom is a fictional character in The Worst Witch books by Jill Murphy. She is the extremely strict form-mistress of Mildred Hubble, Maud Moonshine, Enid Nightshade, Ethel Hallow and Drusilla Paddock.
== Miss Hardbroom in the books ==
Miss Hardbroom is the deputy headmistress at Miss Cackle's Academy for Witches. She is also a potions teacher and a form-mistress. She is extremely strict and has been described as reducing any pupil to a gibbering heap with just one word. She is tall and bony and sour-faced with waist-length black hair which she keeps "''scragged into such a tight knot that her forehead looked quite stretched''". It is her who gives Mildred the infamous title of "the worst witch in the school". Miss Hardbroom lavishes praise on the snobbish Ethel Hallow (showing obvious favouritism towards her) all the more doing the complete opposite to Mildred. Miss Hardbroom has had some experiences with Mildred before, such as Mildred accidentally dropping a bucket of freezing cold water onto her head in A Bad Spell for the Worst Witch,〔http://www.guardian.co.uk/childrens-books-site/2011/apr/16/review-worst-witch〕 her falling unconscious after spotting Mildred's tabby cat inside a boat cabin in The Worst Witch All at Sea and restoring Mildred's out-of-control Rapunzel-style hair to its rightful length in The Worst Witch Saves the Day. Despite seeming cruel and heartless, Miss Hardbroom's soft side does come through on occasions, such as her thanking Mildred for saving the academy from Miss Cackle's evil twin sister, Agatha Cackle, at the end of The Worst Witch, her saying well done to Mildred and Enid after their performance at the end of The Worst Witch Strikes Again, her "''brief flicker of friendliness''" at the end of The Worst Witch Saves the Day, and her admitting her error of judgement in The Worst Witch to the Rescue. Miss Hardbroom has been nicknamed "HB" by the girls and has a habit of materializing and disappearing at random times. The girls often say that you never know if she's actually gone or if she's still there (invisible).
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