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Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows by J. K. Rowling
No spoilers here . . . Book 7 starts with some shocking events. Harry learns more about Dumbledore's history. Things get a little less exciting by page 300 (or maybe I was just getting tired because it was 6:30 in the morning and one of the big revelations was something that many fans had already guessed at correctly). After another 60-70 pages (and a two-hour nap), things get really good again with a new mystery (which fans will be able to figure out if they believe another of the popular theories). Excitement builds and questions are answered leading to the conclusion which by that point seems inevitable. Rowling has really laid the groundwork and tied up most of the loose ends. Only one questions lingers in my mind, which I hope may be answered when I reread it. I'm up to page 159 already.
I am not really a Harry potter fan, but after watching the movie for the
first time, i was intrigue on what really is harry potter story is. The
first movie i have seen is the Order of phoenix which is a part 5 already
but i want more. Well, i have bought some books at walmart and i read
those. Well, i just love it. am now a harry potter fan.
What was that one last question? Was it answered when you reread it? I have
a few unanswered questions with this series. But overall I enjoyed it.
Kaza Kingsley
Author of the Erec Rex series
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The question I had was, how was Neville able to pull the sword from the
Sorting Hat if it had been stolen? The best answer I could come up with
was "magic!" ;-)
I have read and watched all of the Harry Potter books/movies and I love
them all! I was so sad when J.K. Rowling said that this would be the last
Harry Potter book but it was good and I couldn't put it down and I cried
repeatdly throughout the entire thing. Now I need a new series to get
hooked on!