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Rowling credits Potter fans with new book

Author JK Rowling revealed today that it was demand from Harry Potter fans which led to the publication of her latest book.

Rowling credits Potter fans with new book

Thu, 04 Dec, 2008 - 18:44

Author JK Rowling revealed today that it was demand from Harry Potter fans which led to the publication of her latest book.

The writer spoke as she hosted a children’s tea party in Edinburgh to mark the launch of her new work, 'The Tales Of Beedle The Bard'.

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