J. K. Rowling wrote a letter on behalf of Dumbledore
The Creator of the Potter J.K. Rowling wrote a letter to 15-year-old American Cassidy Stay, whose family was killed in a robbery. This is reported by the Daily Mail. It is noteworthy that the message was written on behalf of the head of the school of wizardry Albus Dumbledore. It included a wand, an invitation to Hogwarts, and a copy of Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban. signed by the author. The writer resorted to just this method of support, as Cassidy herself quoted Dumbledore's words at the funeral ceremony that even in the darkest moments of life there is a place for happiness. Cassidy's family was killed by her aunt's ex-husband, who broke into her Texas home and shot her parents and four brothers. Cassidy herself was wounded in the head and only survived by pretending to be dead. The Topic of Article: J. K. Rowling wrote a letter on behalf of Dumbledore. |
