J.K. Rowling provided some welcome respite for a seven-year-old Harry Potter fan living in Aleppo, Syria.

Bana Alabed, who has been tweeting updates about her life in the the war-torn city, recently saw a Harry Potter film. Her mother later contacted the author saying her daughter would like to read the book, but it’s not available where they live. The family’s home is in the rebel-held eastern part of the city that’s been at the center of the nation’s violent, years-long conflict.

Hi @jk_rowling I watched Harry Potter movie, Bana would like to read the book.- Fatemah #Aleppo — Bana Alabed (@AlabedBana) November 21, 2016

@AlabedBana Bana, I hope you do read the book, because I think you'd like it. Sending you lots and lots of love xxx — J.K. Rowling (@jk_rowling) November 21, 2016

@jk_rowling she wants to but we don't have it here. We watched the movie before. How do we get? — Bana Alabed (@AlabedBana) November 21, 2016

Twitter users noticed the exchange and told Rowling the tweet was from the young girl, who has amassed over 90,000 followers since she joined Twitter in September.

Soon after, a member of Rowling’s team got in touch with Bana’s mother.

@jk_rowling @missguppy1 @AlabedBana Bana, I work for Jo. Would you be able to read an eBook? If so I'd be happy to get a copy over to you. — Neil Blair (@NeilBlairTBP) November 21, 2016

Two days later, Bana tweeted a photo of herself thanking Rowling for the books.

My friend @jk_rowling how are you? Thank you for the book, love you from #Aleppo. - Bana pic.twitter.com/c84b4Zux0G — Bana Alabed (@AlabedBana) November 23, 2016

When Twitter users asked how Rowling managed to get the titles to the young fan, she had a simple response:

Mashable confirmed Bana received the books on Wednesday.

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