Well, she had an idea when she was on a train but was too shy to ask anyone for a pen or paper so for the whole train journey she sat and thought of ideas.
By the time she had gotten home, she had an idea of what to put in all of the books.
she based some of it on her life
Two words. Harry Potter.
She first thought of the idea on a train journey and the characters developed from there :)
J.K. Rowling initially began writing the "Harry Potter" series on a napkin during a delayed train ride. She later transferred her ideas to a notebook where she continued to develop the storyline.
Harry Potter is not a saga, it's a series. Sagas are stories about Scandinavian and Germanic history. J.K. Rowling got the idea for Harry Potter in 1990 and the first book was published in 1997. The last book was published ten years later in 2007.
Not sure...Just somehow on a train ride...this idea just popped in her mind while she was looking out the window..the idea was the main ideas of the 7 Harry Potter books...Just simply amazing...kinda hard to believe...But its is true
Read more, that will help to understand. J.R.Toolkien or C.S.Lewis can be a good start.
J.K Rowling thought up the idea of Harry Potter on a delayed train from Manchester to London of course she was annoyed by the fact that she didn't have a pen and was to shy to ask for one so she sat and thought for a while!
put some glitter glue and star stickers
They should. Harry Potter is a huge movie, popular among kids. You should also try looking for ideas online, I've seen some pretty crafty harry potter ideas done for cents on the dollar.
In many interviews, Joanne Rowling claimed that the characters 'just walked into her mind.' She was on a train journey, and by the time she got there, she had thought of many of the characters.
His series has gone on for 9 books. J.K. Rowling's "Harry Potter" didn't even last that long. It's hard to keep a story going for that many books. Eventually, you just run out of plots, ideas, and battles. Besides, his whole life isn't about "Maximum Ride". He's moving onto new stories, such as "Witches and Wizards", and "Alex Cross".