Why did JK Rowling write the Harry Potter series?

Answer 1

J.K Rowling wrote the Harry Potter series because she thought that a little bit of magic in a child's life would help to show the child that imagination is the only way to live life.

That is true and she came up with it on a train in the year 1992. The first book, Harry Potter and the sorcerer's stone, known to the UK as Harry Potter and the philosopher's stone, was published in 1997.

I personally think part of it came from sheer boredom. She was in train all day and got bored and just started writing

Most authors write books to let others read them... quite plausible explanation, don't you think so?

Answer 2

JK Rowling has stated that the idea for Harry Potter came to her while on a train journey, and she began writing the series shortly after. She has also mentioned that she wanted to create a story that she would enjoy reading herself, and that would appeal to both children and adults. Additionally, Rowling has shared that writing helped her cope with personal challenges she was facing at the time.

Answer 3

J.K Rowling enjoys writing because she has been writing since the age of six (6) and has a strong passion for writing since she wrote her first book this bunny rabbit book featuring a rabbit called Rabbit!

She loved writing when her daughter son and son were asleep.

Answer 4

J.K. Rowling writes books because that's what she has the ability, opportunity and desire to do.

According to Wikipedia, She has been writing fantasy stories since age five or six. That is her passion. Its what she does.

Answer 5

J.K counts herself very lucky to be able to do what she wants. The fact that she can have writing as a job is enough for her as she enjoys it so much.

Answer 6

jk Rowling wrote Harry Potter books becuz lolz shes an author. she always thinks about magical stuff and decides to make sa magi world

Answer 7

She wrote to take her mind off her abusive Portuguese husband, and hoped to make some money.

Answer 8

Because your annoying