| "body"> | | | | through real-life situations in the real world rather |
| Children and adults have been arrested by the | | | | than made-up tales in books. They felt every |
| saga of the boy wizard, Harry Potter, the boy | | | | emotion every character experienced in the |
| who's made them laugh, made them cry, held | | | | stories. The books had traversed fantasy. |
| their breaths in nail-biting and litmus-testing | | | | Compare it with other fiction centering on |
| situations. | | | | magicians and gnomes and goblins. Fairy tales, you |
| It's thus no surprise that J.K.Rowling, the creator | | | | may say. And I'd readily agree. For such books |
| of the boy who lives in the hearts of zillions of | | | | have only children captivated. But Harry Potter |
| readers across the world, has attained | | | | has captivated even octogenarians, who are way |
| star-status, though I'd support all those critics who | | | | past their fairy-tale age. This is testimony to |
| opine that she deserves more of the acclaim | | | | Rowling's story-telling ability. Though her books are |
| stuff. | | | | as much fantasy as any other fairy tale, they |
| J.K.Rowling was a broke single mother as poor as | | | | have been passed up as fairy tales by the |
| possible in modern Britain without being homeless. | | | | readers, plainly because readers love them. The |
| She had studied something practical suppressing | | | | idolization of Hero Harry by all age groups has |
| her dreams of becoming a writer. It was in a train | | | | made the Harry Potter series family books. |
| in Portugal when she was struck with the idea of | | | | Something every member can read and discuss |
| the boy wizard. And in a couple of years the idea | | | | over tea and snacks. The books are some of the |
| became a book and then a series and now it's a | | | | few family books that have earned the approval |
| legend. Why would anyone feel she doesn't | | | | seals as readable by children. They're some of the |
| deserve the acclaim she's received. | | | | few books that have made phenomenal success |
| Many factors contribute to the success of a | | | | without immorality. |
| writer. It's hard to make it big as a fiction writer, | | | | Moreover J.K.Rowling has subtly appealed to the |
| primarily because the story-telling ability is rare. It's | | | | desires of people of all ages-the desire to be a |
| the ability to capture people's attention and arouse | | | | hero, who transcends tragedy and defies evil |
| in them the curiosity to find out what happens in | | | | powers. |
| the end. J.K.Rowling is abundantly blessed with that | | | | Scrutinize the book for creativity and style of |
| ability. It becomes even more obvious when a | | | | putting imagination to words. J.K.Rowling deserves |
| critic or a pundit contemplates the background | | | | accolades, as her books are resplendent with |
| and sub-theme she's chosen. Story-telling ability | | | | incontrovertible creativity. They're spiced with |
| encompasses the ability to get people to believe | | | | humour and wit even through tragic times. Her |
| every element of the story no matter how | | | | literary style is one to laud-it is rich yet |
| impossible the existence of the element may be | | | | understandable by even the commoners and |
| in the real world. This means fiction writers need | | | | non-bookworms. It's descriptive and one many |
| to cross the barriers of suspicion and incredibility | | | | aspirants love to imitate. |
| to become successful. J.K.Rowling's world of | | | | Everything studied and considered it becomes |
| wizards and witches when spoken of plainly | | | | acceptable that J.K.Rowling has earned only what |
| seems utterly boring fantasy. However, every | | | | she deserves-nothing more, though perhaps less. |
| reader of the books found the theme anything | | | | Needless to mention, her background to her rise |
| but fetid fantasy. While reading it, the world | | | | to stardom inspires many people to pursue their |
| seemed to be an existent one. Images reeled in | | | | dreams, especially when dumped in times of |
| the readers' minds as though they were ploughing | | | | failures and misfortune. |