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Re: Re:Any opinions of Harry Potter?
I found this at Hagrid's Hut:
UKMCLive: Kissa371 asks...Your Harry Potter books remind me of JRR Tolkien's Hobbit and Lord of the Rings triology. (My niece is borrowing my Tolkien books to keep her busy until your next book.) Are you a Tolkien fan? Did his work influence the Harry Potter series?
JKR Live: Well, I love the Hobbit, but I think, if you set aside the fact that the books overlap in terms of dragons & wands & wizards, the Harry Potter books are very different, especially in tone. Tolkien created a whole mythology, I don't think anyone could claim that I have done that. On the other hand...he didn't have Dudley ;o)
There!
What's wrong with Harry's attitude? He'd have saved Ginny whether he was Ron's sister or not, simply because he's nice. <img src=smile.gif ALT="
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The caged bird sings with a fearful trill
Of things unknown, but longed for still
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