J.K. Rowling is Watch A Wife's Secret (2014)getting out there ahead of the trolls on International Women's Day.
SEE ALSO: 27 times J.K. Rowling was the hero we all needed in 2016On Wednesday morning, the author took to Twitter to share the following message.
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As someone who's been a big voice on Twitter for a while now, Rowling clearly anticipated the annual parade of angry trolls and decided to shut them down before they even had a chance to get started.
She finished by sharing an International Women's Day reading list.
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Trolls, take note.
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