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J.K. Rowling Says Goodbye To Harry Potter
'The Tales of Beedle the Bard', comprises of five fairy tales. One among them 'The Tale of the Three Brothers' contains important clues to vanquish Lord Voldemort, which is the ultimate mission of Harry Potter.
"The
Tales
of
Beedle
the
Bard
is
really
a
distillation
of
the
themes
found
in
the
Harry
Potter
books,
and
writing
it
has
been
the
most
wonderful
way
to
say
goodbye
to
a
world
I
loved
and
lived
in
for
17
years," the
Sun
quoted
Rowling
as
writing
in
the
sale
catalogue
for
the
auctioned
copy.
The book is to be distributed by Bloomsbury in Britain, and by Scholastic in the US.
Apart from going to be good entertainer, the book is also to support a noble cause. According to the British Tabloid, proceeds from the book would be going to vulnerable children in Eastern Europe.
Rowling hopes that the tome will make a whopping amount in millions for the benefit of 'The Children's High Level Group (CHLG)' which she co-founded with European parliamentarian Emma Nicholson. The net profit would be given to the charity which protects and promotes children rights across Europe by the publishers and the retailers after having their costs covered.
Serve
while
you
entertain.
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