50 Rules of J.K. Rowling

1993. Single mother J.K. Rowling returned to her homeland. Without money, without a job, without hope. She considered herself the biggest failure in the world, and the deepest depression would not let her go for a moment. Just 11 years later, Forbes recognized J.K. Rowling as the first billionaire author in history. Today, her books have sold over 600 million copies, and the adaptations have conquered the world. She has been named the most influential woman in Britain, and her charitable donations have exceeded $200 million. J.K. found her way to wealth and fame. But did it bring happiness? Why did the people who once adored her suddenly start a public harassment campaign?

The book tells how to go from poverty and despair to triumph while maintaining faith in oneself when the whole world is against you. The author, writer, and translator Yuk Yakov, himself once put a lot of effort into gaining the attention of London publishers. These are inspiring life rules from the creator of the magical universe of Harry Potter, who has captured the hearts of millions.