Essays on J. K. Rowling

Failure Is Not the End of the Story Most people don’t reach their dreams, not because of failure, but because they give up. Those who succeed, don’t stop at one failure. They don’t stop at 10 failures. They don’t stop at one hundred, one thousand,…

In the 1930s, Nazi Germany distributed an anti-Semitic storybook called “Trust No Fox on his Green Heath and No Jew on his Oath”. A hundred thousand copies of this were circulated to the school-children of Germany. Around the same period, USSR was producing storybooks such…

Analysing Harry Potter and The Order of the Phoenix Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix by J.K. Rowling is an emotion-filled, fantasy novel with the perfect amount of rises and falls that leave you reading so quickly, you can’t turn the pages fast…

The story of Harry Potter begins as Harry Potter is about to celebrate his eleventh birthday. All of his other birthdays have come and gone rather plainly and uneventful. The Durselys whom he lives with have never given Harry a birthday present and constantly abuse…

J. K. Rowling’s, Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone, was published in 1998. While the popular series has a sort of cult-following, with seven books, eight movies, tons of merchandise, and even a theme park, there are many people that disagree with key elements of…

Joanne ‘Katherine’ Rowling is known to be one of the world’s most accomplished writers and her success story is one recognized by many. She takes the titles of being a writer and a philanthropist and has inspired and entertained children and adults across the globe….