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Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows (Hardback)

Rowling, J.K.

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'His hand closed automatically around the fake Horcrux, but in spite of everything, in spite of the dark and twisting path he saw stretching ahead for himself, in spite of the final meeting with Voldemort he knew must come, whether in a month, in a year, or in ten, he felt his heart lift at the thought that there was still one last golden day of peace left to enjoy with Ron and Hermione.' With these words Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince draws to a close. And here in this seventh and final book, Harry Potter discovers what fate truly has in store for him after the moments of calm as he inextricably makes his way to that final meeting with Voldemort. In this thrilling climax of the phenomenal bestselling series, J.K. Rowling will reveal answers to the many questions that her readers have been so eagerly waiting for.

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Categories: Childrens, Childrens Fiction

Authors

Rowling, J.K.

Barcode

9780747591054

Binding

Hardback

Country

South Africa

Date of Publication

21 July 2007

Language

English

Number of Pages

608

Publisher

Bloomsbury Childrens Books

Series

Harry Potter

Year

2007

Product Reviews (3)

Andrew Christie

I have to admit to being blown away by Rowling's ending of the series. As each book came out, I became more and more convinced that it would end "I woke up and it was all a dream" or "they all blew each other up". No, Ms Rowling tied up all the loose ends and gave the book the most plausible, best ending to a series I have ever read.

However, I DO have a problem Mr Potter himself; am I the only person who has noticed him develop from a likeable little boy into a whiny, drippy, complaining adolescent. Now, it is possible that JK decided to create a realistic teenager, in which case she was brilliant - teenagers are, after all, normally whiny, drippy and complaining. but if this was the case, I wish she had read the book on "Making your Heroes Likeable".

I mean, in the first book, Harry lives in an abusive, horrible household. He has the opportunity to go off to MAGICAL boarding school where he makes friends that would (literally) die for him, is a hero-figure and he finds himself. By the last book, he is bitching about being magical, about the pressure on him, is sulking about a friend who has just saved his life, etc etc.

Frankly, if their had been an eighth book, I would be writing to JK every day and begging her to kill off Harry.

Janet Symon

it is one of the best books i have ever read it is a must have

Monica Goncalves

It may be the last but it was by far the most entralling of the series. I literally could not put the book down until I have finished reading at least the last page of the chapter.
The twists & turns keep you thoroughly intwined in the story allowing you to become part of the characters' life & death struggle.

Not giving anything away - you'll either hate the ending or love it.

Best by far!!