J.K. Rowling, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Reviews
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Gavin96
24th Feb 2009
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Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows is a brilliant book with a, thankfully, both not TOO sad, and a very conclusive ending. Excitingly fantastic, scary, and, most of all, action-packed! It can be a bit confusing at first and the climax will be quite vapid for some
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Guest 5th Dec 2008
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It was a interesting book with a well thought of plot however it had hardly any twists in it and a very predictable ending.- Read Guest's review (66 words)
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stephanieJ 5th Dec 2008
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It is a well thought out novel. However it has many weakness which holds the story back. It fills up all the lose ends whilst still leaving some to the readers imagination.- Read stephanieJ's review (74 words)
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Guest 8th Nov 2008
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Amazing! My favourite book ever! Such a special story that leaves you smiling when you finish it. There are funny parts, very sad parts and this is definitely the best book that J.K. Rowling has written. Fab! I loved this book so much! It triggered my emotions and is such an excellent read, my favourite book without a doubt!- Read Guest's review (60 words)
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Guest 13th Oct 2008
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I really liked it because it is my type of book and because I have read all the others so much I was much more excited and anxious than if If I hadn't read the others.- Read Guest's review (98 words)
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goofyman678 13th Oct 2008
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It was a very good idea and I really enjoyed it because of all the action and adventure. I think the storyline could have been improved but it was still great. I really liked it because I have read all the others and because I was waiting so eagerly I enjoyed it much more than I would otherwise.- Read goofyman678's review (58 words)
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Guest 7th Oct 2008
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It is a much-awaited book and though it is nice, I expected even better work. But I cleared all doubts about other books. It was exciting and dark and the language was captivating but lacks humour and has a few flaws. Good but when it comes to Rowling...we expect only superb works!- Read Guest's review (53 words)
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Rocker phill 2nd Sep 2008
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Fantastic! I loved this book. It was so realistic, i could imagine it as a film. I thought I would've lost interest, but no, It's the best book I've ever read, and My favourite part was when they were on the dragon, breaking out of Greengots Bank. =DD- Read Rocker phill's review (53 words)
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oat345
1st Jun 2008
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This book takes up where Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince left off, a few days before Harry's seventeenth birthday. After Harry leaves the safety of aunt's house, the evil Lord Voldemort and his allies take over the Ministry of Magic, forcing Harry and his two best friends to go into hiding. The opening is tense due to the events at the end the last book, and there are deaths from the very beginning. The book details the events of ten months from July 1997 to May 1998 and provides answers ...- Read oat345's review (317 words)
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The quality of mercy is not strained
30th Mar 2008
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Harry, Ron, and Hermione have decided to search for Horcruxes instead of continuing their education at Hogwarts. However, the Ministry has been taken over by Voldemort, so neither Harry or Hermione are safe. Because of this, Harry, Ron, and Hermione must travel in secret. Along the way, they learn some shocking things about Dumbledore's early life. This is an unforgettable story with something in the epilouge that makes Harry's calling Snape a coward seem regrettably sad indeed (yes...this is me ... -
welshgirl44
4th Mar 2008
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Do not buy this book if you haven't read the first six books or if you're not into magical plots, because you won't be able to follow it and you'll not enjoy it. Most people love the whole charisma of the book but if you're not into this sort of book then don't buy it as it's double dosed with magic, mysteries and heroism. The descriptions are great as are J.K Rowlings other Harry Books. I throughly enjoyed it as did my mother and my nan. A book suitable for all ages.- Read welshgirl44's review (149 words)
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roan 8th Nov 2007
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Harry Potter is now on the final steps of defeating lord Voldemort, going through twists and turns. Hiding in houses and tents. Harry is on his mission to destroy horcruxes and defeat the lord himself. This book shows true bravery and friendship through this epic adventure. I think that this book is a 'must read' book and is the best book of the series. This book is my favorite book and I would personally recommend it to anyone.- Read roan's review (78 words)
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Jamesk94
27th Oct 2007
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Last chapter was predictable... but still shocking.- Read Jamesk94's review (48 words)
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Maree
24th Oct 2007
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Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows is a good read, I loved the whole book.- Read Maree's review (16 words)
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sonicmad 25th Sep 2007
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Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows is the best book in the series. I would not want to know anything before I went an bought the book. If you want to read Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, make sure you read the others first, as you won't understand most of the book.
I was shocked when Dudley Stuck up for Harry at the end. I thought that would never happen in the world, even if it had ended.
I will recommend Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows to anyone who wants to read it.
Best ...- Read sonicmad's review (181 words)
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sonicmad2006 25th Sep 2007
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I personally think Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows is the best one out of all of them. J K Rowling put all the answers that I was waiting for in this book. I would not like to know anything before I got Harry Potter and the Deathly hallows because I think it will spoil everything.
iIwas not really shocked about anything in this book. I was only shocked on the way Voldemout died.
If you want to read Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, then you must read all the others as well. You ...- Read sonicmad2006's review (182 words)
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rich1990
24th Sep 2007
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Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows is an enjoyable book with many twists which would get the die hard potter fan worrying. Many potter fans will now be devastated due to this being the last book. Has a very good ending which ties up everyones questions that have been unanswered through the series. For example:
Is snape good or evil?
Does Dumbledore return?
Does harry find love?
And do Hermione and Ron fall for each other?- Read rich1990's review (83 words)
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jennyweasley
27th Aug 2007
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Best book EVER, even if you're not a Harry Potter fan.- Read jennyweasley's review (36 words)
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danieljwright
13th Aug 2007
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The last Harry Potter book and Rowling has ended it with a bang. The Deathly Hallows contains all sorts of great themes including a battle, a corrupt magical government, the heroes being outlaws, tearful deaths of many characters and a slight twist at the end.
The book follows Harry trying to find and destroy the last of Voldemort's horcruxes and hopefully finally killing the dark lord himself.
Mostly, I enjoyed the book but I think the ending seemed a little rushed MANY questions were left u ...- Read danieljwright's review (116 words)
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dinodazer2000 7th Aug 2007
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This is the best book I have ever read and would LOVE to discuss it with my friends.- Read dinodazer2000's review (31 words)





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