Nicolas Flamel's phoenix-embossed book

{{Conjecture}}
{{Book infobox
|image = [[File:Nicolas Flamel's phoenix-embossed book.png]]
|name = Nicolas Flamel's phoenix-embossed book
|language = French, English (most likely)
|subject = Communication<ref name="COGS86"/>
|copies = [[Nicolas Flamel]]<ref name="COGS86"/>
}}

This '''book''' was a padlocked hardback book that belonged to [[Nicolas Flamel]] that was embossed with a [[phoenix]] symbol which allowed him to communicate with other [[Wizardkind|wizards&nbsp;and witches]] globally.<ref name="COGS86"/>

==History==
In September of [[1927]], Nicolas attempted to use this book to contact [[Albus Dumbledore]], to warn of events surrounding [[Gellert Grindelwald]], but instead was only able to contact [[Ilvermorny School of Witchcraft and Wizardry]] professor [[Eulalie Hicks]], who convinced him to take action in the situation.<ref name="COGS86">{{COG|S|86}}</ref>

==Behind the scenes==
*As this book was embossed by a phoenix and Albus Dumbledore was one of the major contacts within, this may be evidence of an Order of the Phoenix established to combat Gellert Grindelwald.
*While it is uncertain how this book works, it is possible that the "photographs" within is, rather than actual photos, something akin to Sirius Black's [[Two-way mirror]].
*The books is possibly [[Charm|bewitched]] with a [[Protean Charm]]. If so, it would explain why, when Flamel were flipping pages, Professor Hicks appeared in hers just as he flicked past hers, as like the [[Dumbledore's Army coin|bewitched coins]] used by [[Dumbledore's Army]] nearly a century later, all the people that owned one of the books would experience some kind of effect to notify them that one of their ally is trying to reach them.

==Appearances==
*{{COG|S}} {{1st}}
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==Gallery==
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Albus Dumbledore's page artwork.jpg
Eulalie Hick's page artwork.jpg
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==Notes and references==
{{Reflist}}[[pl:Książka Nicolasa Flamela z wyrytym feniksem]]
[[fr:Livre magique de communication]]
[[de2:Nicolas Flamels Buch]]