The author of "Harry Potter" published a new story

The famous British writer Joan Rowling published on her Pottermore website a new story about Celestine Warbeck, a singing sorceress more than once mentioned in books about Harry Potter. The story was released back in July, and only on August 21, 2014 the work completely appeared on the network.

Joan Rowling admitted that she took the image of Celestine from the famous British singer Shirley Bassey. The story says that Celestine from childhood had great talent, which is why she became so famous. She comes from Wales, her mother is not a very successful actress, and her father is a magician. Celestine is Molly Weasley’s favorite singer. With the words of Warbeck songs, memories of youth and romantic events in Molly’s life are associated.

The work, written by Joan Rowling, is very small - only 500 words. However, the purpose of the story is to reveal some details of Warbeck’s life. For example, it says that she was also a half-breed and studied at the Gryffindor faculty, like Harry Potter.

Recall that in early July, Joan Rowling already pleased fans of Harry Potter, publishing a story of 1,500 words about the world-famous wizard boy. The story, written on behalf of journalist Rita Skeeter, the current character in the book series, narrates about Harry Potter, 30, with gray hair, Ron and Hermione, who met at the 2014 Quidditch World Cup final. In a new story, Ron and his brother George is the owner of Weasley’s Wizard Wheezes, and Hermione became deputy head of the Department of Magical Law Enforcement. The story also mentions the wives of Ron and Harry and their children.

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