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My role model, Joanne Murray

me: Thank you for coming to my interview today, MS j.k

J: No problem. I'm glad to be here.

me: Could you please introduce yourself?

J: Oh, yes. My name is Joanne Murray. I'm a British writer.

me: Which book is the most popular?

J: Harry Potter is the most popular book.

me: Can you tell me the contents of the book?

J: Yes. This book is about Harry Potter, who was born to wizard parents and has a special school life with Ron and Hermione at a school called Hogwarts.

me: Where did the book Harry Potter come from?

J: I was inspired when I saw children playing outside the window on my way home by train.

me: Thank you for the answer. How can I become a writer?

J: The most important thing is to read as much as you can, like I did. It will give you an understanding of what makes good writing, and it will expand your vocabulary.

me: then I’ll have to go read a book! See you later.

me: Thanks for joining us today, MS J.K. We really appreciate your time.

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J: I'm glad to be here, too

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me: Is it okay if I ask you to introduce yourself first?

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J: oh yes. my name is Joanne Murray. I'm a British writer.

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me:Can you tell me what book has been the most successful of your prized works?

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J: In terms of popularity, Harry Potter is the best-selling book.

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me: Could you tell me what the book is about?

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J: Yes. Throughout the novel it's a story about Harry Potter, who was born to wizard parents and has a special school life with Ron and Hermione at a school known as Hogwarts, which he attended as a child.

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me: What magical force inspired you to create the beloved world of Harry Potter?

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J: When I saw children playing outside the train window on my way home, I was inspired.

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me:I appreciate your response. Basically, my goal is, I'd like to become a writer. What can I do to make that happen?

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J: The best thing you can do is read as much as possible. It will give you an understanding of what makes effective writing and it will enlarge your vocabulary.

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me: Oh, I have to let the power of reading whisk me away! Ok, I look forward to seeing you again soon! Have a good day.