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The 800-word Harry Potter prequel J.K. Rowling wrote for charity is now available to read online in its entirety by clicking here. Once there, click "Read our authors' stories" and then select J.K. Rowling's name. Tell us what you think of the prequel in the comments!
June 11 at 17:21 GMT | Source: Waterstone's
Omg that was so much fun to read. I could just picture James and Sirius then.Good job J.K
Written by harriet_pottery on June 16 at 07:25 GMT
How can you read JKR's writing?
Written by ariel on June 22 at 17:27 GMT
tat ws gr8…great..wish ther was more
Written by Anonymous on June 23 at 09:20 GMT
OMG that was awesom to read!!
Written by Graham on June 24 at 15:41 GMT
excellent job J.K !
LMAO kind of hard to read
i agree with harriet_pottery i could just picture James and Sirius too
Written by Natasha on June 26 at 08:27 GMT
Oh My GOD!!! i CANT GET THERE!!! WHAT AM I GOING TO DO !!!??? i KEEP cliking on her name but nothings happening!!! WHAAAAAAAA!!! :( I'm gonna cry in a dark corner. . .
Written by mollywobles on July 29 at 16:24 GMT
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