Title: Jumping on the bandwagon
Review: This book is shockingly bad. It is appallingly written, has very little content, many errors, and is highly repetitive. By the author's own admission, it is merely a collection of facts gathered from published articles and interviews, and official and unofficial web sites; in other words, Marc Shapiro has found an easy way to make easy money, by gathering public information (and not very much of it) in a short, unsatisfactory book riddled with errors (Knight's Cross Station in London? There is no such place, in reality or Rowling's fiction.) If you really want to know as much about JK Rowling as you can, this book is perhaps easier than your own internet research, but do not expect to discover anything new or surprising, do not expect to enjoy the read, and bear in mind that Joanne Rowling has not validated a single word in the book.
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