Sooner or later, the world had to accept that the 'Harry Potter' novels would come to an end, and so too would the film series, no matter how many times they split up the finale. So, what's a modern screen crusher to do without a steady stream of J.K Rowling in front of their eyeballs? Why, adapt Rowling's first post-Potter novel 'Casual Vacancy' into a BBC TV series, of course! Are you ready for Rowling's latest adaptation?
If you're new to the Harry Potter universe and befuddled by words like "muggle" and "squib," the author of the popular book series, J.K. Rowling, is here to help. She's announced that she's finally assembling a long-awaited Harry Potter encyclopedia.
Back in 1997 the entire book world changed with the release of J.K. Rowling's novel 'Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone.' Ever since then, people around the world have been swept up in the magical wizard world, whether it'd be on the pages of a book or shown in movie theaters.
Now, for the first time in J.K. Rowling's outstanding career as an author, she's stepping away from the magical, kid-friendly realm and taking a swing at her first big adult novel.
