Will J. K. Rowling kill off her greatest creation?

There are fears that J.K. Rowling could kill off Harry Potter before he graduates from Hogwarts.

Thu, 03 Jul, 2003 - 16:00

There are fears that J.K. Rowling could kill off Harry Potter before he graduates from Hogwarts.

Last month at London's Royal Albert Hall USA Today reports that the author of the phenomenally successful children’s series was asked if Harry would die by an audience of 4000 anxious children.

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