Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows (Book 7) | J. K. Rowling

Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows (Book 7) | J. K. Rowling | A conclusion that is brilliant and amazing.

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	Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows (Book 7) J. K. Rowling Arthur A. Levine Books, 2007 - 784 pages average customer review:based on 3159 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

A stunning conclusion to a truly amazing series

I don't even know where to begin. These books have touched my life and I am so grateful JK Rowling took the chance and persevered in getting Book 1 published. Book 7 is a stunning conclusion to a truly amazing series, and definitely my favorite of all 7 books. I got the book at midnight and finished it 12 hours later. Then I went to sleep, got up and started re-reading it more slowly. I don't think I will ever feel this way about a book ever again, and I was depressed the adventure had come to an end. If you have not read Harry Potter, please give it a try. You won't regret it! My favorite scene was probably the one near the end when Harry defends McGonnagal in the Ravenclaw common room. And of course the thrilling battle, which - as my friend put it - hit the stratosphere. And the Kings Crossing scene. And pretty much the entire book. Read it!

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A conclusion that is brilliant and amazing.

I preordered this book as soon as it became available.
I wanted to savor this one since it would be the last in the series.
Unfortunately, that didn't happen and I tore through it in three days.
A fine and fitting end to the series, it wraps things up very nicely.
I'm not giving anything away, but if you're like me and you've stuck with Potter through all seven books, you'll love this one also.
Action, drama, a stellar story line, basically the six previous books all wrapped into one book.
I'm feeling sad though, is this really the end?
That's the only reason I didn't like this book.
I wanted ten more to read after this one.
Will Rowling really let the Potter series rest in peace?
I hope not, there's just too much potential to further the series.
Like the real world we live in, there is no shortage of real life villains.
Why should the Potter world be any different?
I understand if Rowling wants to go in a different direction, but it would be nice if she would revisit this world someday.
We can only hope and give her our appreciation for some of the most enjoyable, memorable, and downright fun books ever written.
Thank you J.K. Rowling and thank you Hollywood for making the last two books into two movies to do the book justice.

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So unbelievably excellent even under presure...

I'll keep this review short and to the point as this book has been reviewed several times already. I'm sure you'll all remember - being a Harry Potter fan or not, the huge hype leading up to Deathly Hallow's release. Even through this hype, J.K. Rowling has managed to produce one of the finest books ever written.

Before you consider the critical reviews, consider the fact that they were probably written by dissapointed, hard-core fans. Buy this book. read this book. Appreciate its greatness.

Thankyou.

simply the best

simply the best series i've read. And this book was possibly the best book i've read. Definitely my favorite book to date.

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Way to End an Awesome Series

Think everything has been said about this book. So, I'll just keep this short and sweet. It was an AWESOME BOOK, and AWESOME END to the series. Highly recommend to anyone thats a fan of the Harry Potter Series.

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