| Display title | So You Want To/Write the Next Harry Potter |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | While the details surrounding the popularity of Harry Potter can at times be sketchy - just how popular was the first book before the media got ahold of the story?[1] - the fact is that author J. K. Rowling somehow managed to get a whole generation of kids totally hooked on a series of Doorstoppers each larger than the last (well, okay, the last two started to shrink a bit, but still). |