JK ROWLING has treated Harry Potter fans to a rare peek inside her home - and it looks like it could fit right into the magical book series.
The famous author, 54, revealed she has spent her time in lockdown sprucing up her home library and colour-coding all her books.
Just like Hogwarts’ school library, JK’s books are arranged on floor to ceiling shelves in a grand wood-panelled room.
Fans were left amazed at how the sheer volume of novels in the gigantic, gold-embossed room, and the large inspirational quote that stretches along the top.
Joanne has been recovering in her home after a suspected case of Covid-19, and told her 14.5million fans that she found the book organisation “soothing.”
The Harry Potter creator is typically known for being private about her personal life, and the video shared on Twitter was certainly a welcome treat for fans.
Taking to the social media platform, she showed off her magical room and said: "Rearranging books is a very soothing lockdown activity."
The author, who is married to a GP and lives in Edinburgh, posted on Twitter saying she had suffered from symptoms for two weeks but had not been tested.
She then added: "To the people asking: yes, of course I've got Harry Potter books!
"These aren't my only bookshelves, they're simply the ones I decided to arrange by colour during tea breaks.”
Although the quote is written in a font that could be fresh off the front of a book owned by bookworm Hermione Granger, the words are from a poem by Edmund Spencer called The Faerie Queene.
It reads: "It is the mind that maketh good of ill, that maketh wretch or happy, rich or poor."
Fans were quick to share their admiration for the spellbinding library, with one saying: "Hogwarts library or any similarity is a mere coincidence?"
Another added: “They 100% look Hogwarts House coordinated.”
And a third wrote: "This is so ridiculously aesthetically pleasing. That gold detailing too."
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