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Mum orders Harry Potter book for daughter but gets Scots version about Laddie Wha Lived

Mum orders Harry Potter book for daughter but gets Scots version about Laddie Wha Lived
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JK Rowling, Britain s nastiest novelist

JK Rowling, Britain s nastiest novelist
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JK Rowling s opening line in first Harry Potter book voted among best of all time

She may be loudly reviled by some for her views on transgender issues and women’s rights, but that hasn’t stopped thousands hailing the opening line of JK Rowling’s first Harry Potter novel as one of the greatest ever.

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It was the best of lines Charles Dickens A Tale of Two Cities is voted Britain s favourite start to a novel - closely followed by George Orwell s 1984 and The Hobbit

The line from Charles Dickens s French Revolution-era classic, published in 1840, topped a survey of British book lovers with 29 per cent of the vote.

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