As many of you have already seen in the interview, there are many questions that need to be answered.
These voices, I knew, were not to be treated lightly, nor were they to be scoffed at, for there was a store of information that, when pieced together, allowed for a picture to be painted, which would force many to question their unwavering faith in Dumbledore. And what voices they were! Had they been able to, their very words would have rent the heavens apart, toppled our government and altered the course of our world forever. The quiet voices of distress that were silenced quickly when they claimed that Albus Dumbledore was not as great as he seemed, I felt, deserved a chance to make their views heard. However, the quest for the truth, as always, spurred me on. It was not easy spending the better part of 2 weeks lying in bed with tree trunks for arms, believe me. After the interview earlier this year, I started screening all incoming mail for various curses and poisons. I myself have had to place severe Anti-Theft Charms on all of my notes and my interview transcripts, for what would this book be without the evidence behind all the claims made? Undoubtedly, there are claims that will displease some, while appealing to others. Yet how much do we really know about him? There has been, undoubtedly, a lot of secrecy regarding this book.
He was, it seems, the epitome of all that is good in magic and non-magic folks alike. He is, as is stated on the back of his very own Chocolate Frog Card (which he claimed was his greatest accomplishment), the discoverer of the twelve uses of dragon's blood, and it is claimed by multitudes that no wizard's duel could have matched the one between him and Gellert Grindelwald, a Dark wizard from Germany in 1945. Numerous accolades have been handed out to him throughout the course of history. One of the most respected and gifted wizards to ever live. “Another Spellbinding Triumph from The Queen of the Quill” ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ The Daily Prophet 2 Rita Skeeter: The Life and Lies of Albus Dumbledore Table of Contents Foreword Chapter 1 4 6 Chapter 2 8 Chapter 3 11 Chapter 4 14 Chapter 5 16 Chapter 7 20 Chapter 8 22 Chapter 9 23 A Story 27 3 Rita Skeeter: The Life and Lies of Albus Dumbledore Foreword Albus Percival Wulfric Brian Dumbledore. It is probably because of this "warmth and softness" that Braithwaite's write-up was highly favourable and quite heavily biased in favour of Skeeter. Prior to its release, Betty Braithwaite had visited Rita's home for an interview about the title, and Rita served her tea and a slice of pound cake. The book was rated with five stars by the Daily Prophet. As was her common tendency, Rita swooped down in the immediate wake of a death to ensure that public interest remained high, whilst fully exploiting the legal situation that the dead cannot be libelled. Though it ran nine-hundred pages in length, Skeeter completed the book only four weeks after Dumbledore's death in June 1997. Rita Skeeter: The Life and Lies of Albus Dumbledore 1 Rita Skeeter: The Life and Lies of Albus Dumbledore From the Bestselling Author of A rmando Dippet: Master or Moron? The Life and Lies of Albus Dumbledore is a biography of Albus Dumbledore that was written by Rita Skeeter.
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