Any fan of J.K. Rowling’s “Harry Potter” series will want to
check out this delightful collection of materials published with the
assistance of the British Library. Filled with photos of artifacts to
illustrate magical terms used throughout Rowling’s books and copies of
early drafts of Rowling’s preliminary book outlines, this book helps the
reader to see how J.K. Rowling put together her amazing collection of
stories about Harry Potter. My favorite part of the whole book was a
page which showed an outline for one of her books that J.K. Rowling used
to keep the story on track. It is no wonder that the books are
considered to be some of the best-written books for youth when one
considers the amount of research that went into the creation of each
remarkable story. The book is one of the most attractive books I have
seen recently. I highly recommend this book.
[If you enjoy this, you may also wish to try any of the
Harry Potter novels, or
Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them, by J.K. Rowling.]
publisher’s official
A Journey Through the History of Magic web site ] | [ official
J.K. Rowling web site ]
Recommended by
Kim J.
Bennett Martin Public Library
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