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Kristina Horner, of the Wizard Rock band The Parslemouths (http://www.youtube.com/italktosnakes) gives you two facts about Harry Potter. Choose the Truth...or you FAIL!
Kristina Horner, of the Wizard Rock band The Parslemouths (http://www.youtube.com/italktosnakes) gives you two facts about Harry Potter. Choose the Truth...or you FAIL!
Trick question, you fail!
J.K Rowling doesn't have a middle name but then what does the"K"? After her UK publisher bought the rights for the Philosopher's Stone. for a measly £2500, they asked her to pick a more "gender neutral" pen name to appeal to both sexes. She chose J.K, which stands for Johann Kathleen and was actually her grandmothers name.
Next.
Unlike other recent fantasy books vampires were never discussed in the Harry Potter series, obviously because J.K Rowling didn't realize how dreamy they were.
Or.
Warner Bros has attempted to deter piracy by having Harry Potter movie prints shipped out to the theaters with coded names, like "The Raven", and by giving out night vision goggles to ushers at pre-release shows.
J.K Rowling doesn't have a middle name but then what does the"K"? After her UK publisher bought the rights for the Philosopher's Stone. for a measly £2500, they asked her to pick a more "gender neutral" pen name to appeal to both sexes. She chose J.K, which stands for Johann Kathleen and was actually her grandmothers name.
Next.
Unlike other recent fantasy books vampires were never discussed in the Harry Potter series, obviously because J.K Rowling didn't realize how dreamy they were.
Or.
Warner Bros has attempted to deter piracy by having Harry Potter movie prints shipped out to the theaters with coded names, like "The Raven", and by giving out night vision goggles to ushers at pre-release shows.