Anne Rowling Research Paper

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Joanne Rowling (J.K.) was born in Tut-shill, England in 1965 in a small cottage like home with her sister Dianne Rowling and her mom and dad(Anne and Peter Rowling). She is best known for her books, especially her "Harry Potter" series. But what did she have to go through to get this famous? She went through a lot of hardships. When she was a teen she watch her mother battle with multiple sclerosis, that took a toll on her and her family.What she calls “The most traumatizing moment in her life was when her mother died.”When she was 25 really took a toll on her writing.She almost had to live on the streets because of how poor so was. She fell pregnant with her boyfriend (who turned out to be abusive) but they suffered a miscarriage.In her

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