JK Rowling is far from the most prolific of tweeters but when she does you can rest assured it will be something great.
Her latest gems were in response to a user who had "given up".
The 'Harry Potter' author made sure it didn't get lost in the noise and tweeted back a few inspirational photos.
And then she dropped these few words of wisdom...
Rowling is well known for her informed tweets. In March, the she was responding to a fan who said she couldn't picture Dumbledore the wizard as homosexual.
Rowling, replied like this...
The response seems to have pleased the original questioner who, credit to her, praised the author.
The sexuality of Dumbledore was revealed by Rowling around eight years ago after the publication of the last in the Harry Potter series, 'Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows'.
Looking Back On The First 'Harry Potter'
Steven Spielberg was one of the rumored directors up for "Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone," but the job wound up going to Chris Columbus ("Home Alone").(01 of05)
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Before Alan Rickman was cast in "Harry Potter," Tim Roth discussed playing Severus Snape with producers.(02 of05)
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On Aug. 22, 2000, Daniel Radcliffe, Emma Watson and Rupert Grint were cast in "Harry Potter."(03 of05)
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In 2001, the Internet was so new that Variety ran a story about Warner Bros. creating a "Harry Potter" website.(04 of05)
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After the premiere, Radcliffe was pretty happy. "I'm quite like him," he said of the role that would become his calling card.(05 of05)
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