Name: Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Book 7
ISBN: 9780747595830

Jason Cockroft

J. K. Rowling

Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Book 7

Ellie 

Sjoukje Posthumus 

VERY beautiful poignant books. It gives you goosebumps at the 3th page. The story lives inside your r stomach. 

excuse me regulus gave his life for this locket it is not useless

Pia 

“I don’t think you’re a waste of space” if Harry hadn’t seen Dudley’s lips move he might have thought its not real

Fred and George turned to each other and said together “wow we’re identical”

One of the saddest death of the golden trio era

not Krum hitting in Ginny while Harry is right there and Harry making himself look frightening 😂

“Yeah and she is seeing someone. Jealous type. Big bloke you would wanna cross him”

Yeah Harry I wonder why probably not because he is a bad person and set everyone up for failure

But why had Dumbledore taken James invisibility cloak

Do not enter with out the expressed permission of Regulus Arcturus Black

Oh kreacher my poor poor kreacher I know what your feeling

Watched as master regulus was dragged beneath the water

“I made a great mistake in marrying tonks. I did it against my better judgement and I have regretted it ever since”

shit your mouth Harry because how could you say something like that

“The man who taught me how to fight dementors a coward” 

“…about anything of the junk” kreacher has taken a run at mandungus and hit him over the head with pan

“With your parents safely out of the way” “my parents are dead”

It was easy to easy. He had not even picked up his wand.

And James potter fell like a marionette who’s string were cut.

A blour Flying silver as bellatrix’s knife flew across the room at the place where he was vanashing

Together he and Harry looked down at the silver hilt of the knife petrifying from the elves heaving chest

Burdened with the dark, dangerous, and seemingly impossible task of locating and destroying Voldemort's remaining Horcruxes, Harry, feeling alone and uncertain about his future, struggles to find the inner strength he needs to follow the path set out before him.

Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows

Michelle Dsouza

The perfect ending to a series that shaped my childhood. Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows is the final book in the series, and it follows Harry, Ron, and Hermione outside the safety of Hogwarts as they race to finish what started years ago. The world feels darker, the stakes are higher, and the story shifts into a true quest where every choice has consequences. It’s the payoff book, where mysteries finally click into place and the characters you grew up with have to become the people they’re meant to be. What I love most about this one is how emotional it is. It’s not just action and battles. It’s friendship under pressure, courage when it’s inconvenient, grief, loyalty, and the quiet moments that somehow hit harder than the big ones. The writing makes you feel how exhausted and determined they are, and you can’t help but read with that tight feeling in your chest because you know you’re nearing the end. It also does something rare: it wraps up a massive story in a way that feels satisfying. There’s closure, there’s heartbreak, there’s hope. And when you finish it, it genuinely feels like saying goodbye to a part of your own life. I’ll always be grateful for this series, but this final book is special. It’s intense, moving, and unforgettable.

'Give me Harry Potter,' said Voldemort's voice, 'and none shall be harmed. Give me Harry Potter, and I shall leave the school untouched. Give me Harry Potter, and you will be rewarded.' As he climbs into the sidecar of Hagrid's motorbike and takes to the skies, leaving Privet Drive for the last time, Harry Potter knows that Lord Voldemort and the Death Eaters are not far behind. The protective charm that has kept Harry safe until now is broken, but he cannot keep hiding. The Dark Lord is breathing fear into everything Harry loves and to stop him Harry will have to find and destroy the remaining Horcruxes. The final battle must begin - Harry must stand and face his enemy...

beep beep

craziest book i think i've ever read

deus ex machina literally every chapter

This has been a great series to read, i never got bored of any of them as I red, they all kept me hooked.

Kathy gerrard

Alicia

Harry is waiting in Privet Drive. The Order of the Phoenix is coming to escort him safely away without Voldemort and his supporters knowing - if they can. But what will Harry do then? How can he fulfill the momentous and seemingly impossible task that Professor Dumbledore has left him? --back cover

anjali

I remember being unsure as to how to feel about the fact that this was going to be the last Harry Potter book I would ever read for the first time. The previous book had done such a good job of imprinting the death of Dumbledore, and Hallows picked off from there, reinforcing Snape in all his nastiness as the book went on. But by the time you were done with The Prince's Tale, it was such a smack in the face, and turned the whole thing around. While it's hard to say that it was completely unexpected or that no one saw it coming, Snape's redemption and turn around and the way it was done really brought out what an awesome character he had been all along. There were lots of frightening moments too (Godric's Hollow, anyone?),there were laughs and scares in the exact right places; and towards the end, it sort of really came together. Bellatrix getting what she had coming to her ('Not by daughter, you bitch!'), Percy coming around, the Battle of Hogwarts, the Resurrection Stone scene. But I think what she really did well was the final confrontation between Harry and Voldemort (which, sadly the movie completely butchered) - 'You don't learn from your mistakes, Riddle, do you?'

The confrontation was awesome, but the actual duel itself was kinda disappointing. Expelliarmus. I mean, OH SHIT NOT AGAIN.

However, aside from that, reading this book for the first time was one of the genuinely best pleasures I've known. 

I may have my issues with the prequel, but I don't think she could have done a better job with the book, or the series for that matter.

Andrés

Amanda

It has finally happened, I have read Harry Potter! And it was every bit as wonderful as I hoped.

Sunny

Harry Potter is leaving Privet Drive for the last time. But as he climbs into the sidecar of Hagrid’s motorbike and they take to the skies, he knows Lord Voldemort and the Death Eaters will not be far behind.

The protective charm that has kept him safe until now is broken. But the Dark Lord is breathing fear into everything he loves. And he knows he can’t keep hiding.

To stop Voldemort, Harry knows he must find the remaining Horcruxes and destroy them.

He will have to face his enemy in one final battle.

I can finally say that I have read all the harry potter books. The ending was confusing but very interesting! :)

In Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, the seventh and final book in the epic tale of Harry Potter, Harry and Lord Voldemort each prepare for their ultimate encounter.

Voldemort takes control of the Ministry of Magic, installs Severus Snape as headmaster at Hogwarts, and sends his Death Eaters across the country to wreak havoc and find Harry. Meanwhile, Harry, Ron, and Hermione embark on a desperate quest the length and breadth of Britain, trying to locate and destroy Voldemort’s four remaining Horcruxes, the magical objects in which he has hidden parts of his broken soul. They visit the Burrow, Grimmauld Place, the Ministry, Godric’s Hollow, Malfoy Manor, Diagon Alley…

But every time they solve one mystery, three more evolve—and not just about Voldemort, but about Dumbledore, and Harry’s own past, and three mysterious objects called the Deathly Hallows. The Hallows are literally things out of a children’s tale, which, if real, promise to make their possessor the “Master of Death;” and they ensnare Harry with their tantalizing claim of invulnerability.

It is only after a nigh-unbearable loss that he is brought back to his true purpose, and the trio returns to Hogwarts for the final breathtaking battle between the forces of good and evil. They fight the Death Eaters alongside members of the Order of the Phoenix, Dumbledore’s Army, the Weasley clan, and the full array of Hogwarts teachers and students.

Yet everything turns upon the moment the entire series has been building up to, the same meeting with which our story began: the moment when Harry and Voldemort face each other at last.
Source: http://harrypotter.scholastic.com/deathly_hallows/

chloe rae

All I can say right now is that I will be grieving the end of this incredible series for months and months to come. I don't have a favorite book of the series because they're all just so ingenious. How am I supposed to move on? What could I possibly read next after something as wonderful as HARRY POTTER? I'm just lost for words. This series captured my heart and showed me what it means to love and hope and, I think above all, what it means to truly have courage.
Thank you for this series, J. K. Rowling. The characters of Harry Potter are friends that will remain with me forever.

The seventh and final book of the blockbuster Harry Potter series follows the wizard's last year at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. 12,000,000 first printing.

Ned Summers 

It was brilliant :) Great end to the series

AAAAA THIS WAS A ROLLERCOASTER OF EMOTIONS. Made me cry

Hanni

Annika Arguemore

I cried. Man, oh how I cried. you can't even fathom how much tears I've shed for this damn book.

In Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, the seventh and final book in the epic tale of Harry Potter, Harry and Lord Voldemort each prepare for their ultimate encounter. Voldemort takes control of the Ministry of Magic, installs Severus Snape as headmaster at Hogwarts, and sends his Death Eaters across the country to wreak havoc and find Harry. Meanwhile, Harry, Ron, and Hermione embark on a desperate quest the length and breadth of Britain, trying to locate and destroy Voldemort's four remaining Horcruxes, the magical objects in which he has hidden parts of his broken soul. They visit the Burrow, Grimmauld Place, the Ministry, Godric's Hollow, Malfoy Manor, Diagon Alley...But every time they solve one mystery, three more evolve—and not just about Voldemort, but about Dumbledore, and Harry's own past, and three mysterious objects called the Deathly Hallows. The Hallows are literally things out of a children's tale, which, if real, promise to make their possessor the "Master of Death;" and they ensnare Harry with their tantalizing claim of invulnerability. It is only after a nigh-unbearable loss that he is brought back to his true purpose, and the trio returns to Hogwarts for the final breathtaking battle between the forces of good and evil. They fight the Death Eaters alongside members of the Order of the Phoenix, Dumbledore's Army, the Weasley clan, and the full array of Hogwarts teachers and students. Yet everything turns upon the moment the entire series has been building up to, the same meeting with which our story began: the moment when Harry and Voldemort face each other at last. (publisher's description)

Harry Potter #7

Kritika Narula

Dobby's dead. So areLupin, Tonks, Fred, among others. But so is Voldie, on the brighter side. 
It will take me some time to process what's happened.

Anlo

★★★★★ // i got into the Harry Potter series late in the game and this was the first book in the series that i read, believe it or not. i’m so grateful to my friend for lending her copy of this to me back in 6th grade. it didn’t just make me an HP fan, but also opened doors for me to really get into reading.

Celebrate 20 years of Harry Potter magic! As he climbs into the sidecar of Hagrid's motorbike and takes to the skies, leaving Privet Drive for the last time, Harry Potter knows that Lord Voldemort and the Death Eaters are not far behind. The protective charm that has kept Harry safe until now is now broken, but he cannot keep hiding. The Dark Lord is breathing fear into everything Harry loves, and to stop him Harry will have to find and destroy the remaining Horcruxes. The final battle must begin - Harry must stand and face his enemy.These new editions of the classic and internationally bestselling, multi-award-winning series feature instantly pick-up-able new jackets by Jonny Duddle, with huge child appeal, to bring Harry Potter to the next generation of readers. It's time to PASS THE MAGIC ON ...

hileahrious

WHAT A RIDE. This book is crazy suspenseful, and so greatly brings Harry’s story to an end. I’ll be damned.

Jaden Nelson

I did not even have to think about whether to give this 5 or 4 stars. For lack of better words, it was absolutely amazing. The most plot twisting, crazily action packed, and mind boggling book in the whole series(in my opinion of course). I could not stop reading the last roughly 200 pages because of how well thought out and satisfying it was. This is probably my favorite of the series, and is definitely in my top 5 favorite books I have ever read so far. HIGHLY RECOMMEND READING THIS SERIES.

I've honestly found this reread of the series a little bit boring... maybe I shouldn't read it again within the next ten years.

But the ending was so satisfying and heartwarming. I could see the footage from the movie playing while I read.

I've honestly found this reread of the series a little bit boring... maybe I shouldn't read it again within the next ten years.

But the ending was so satisfying and heartwarming. I could see the footage from the movie playing while I read.

Cindy McKee

This series is still such a wonder. All these years, all these rereads later and I still sob. Always /*

Hannah Yang

I can hear what you're thinking.. Hannah, why would you start from the last book?? Why would you read this massive book in one afternoon?? What are you D O I N G ?!?


  “Words are, in my not-so-humble opinion, our most inexhaustible source of magic. Capable of both inflicting injury, and remedying it.” 

I have been a long-time self-proclaimed Potterhead, but I've never actually read the books until now. (The shame is real). I find a review would be inadequate to express my love for the entire Harry Potter world. It is always a pleasure to return to the magic of it all, to be whisked away on another journey with our Golden Trio. The amount of detail put into every aspect of every story, the emotions that you feel right along with the characters, the funny parts and the thought-provoking parts and the parts that make me cry every time... it is rare to find a book series that has touched the world so deeply.

The experience of reading Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows after watching the movies? Familiar. I could visualize so clearly what was happening. Of course, I had also seen excerpts many times via Pinterest and whatnot, so I would see something and think, I know this part!! 

But, at the same time, reading allowed me to explore the characters with much more depth than watching. There was so much more contained in these pages, details that the movies could not recreate. There's a reason it is practically a universal truth that for any series, the books are better than the movies. This is all to say that I loooooved it. So! Much!!


  “That makes me sound a lot cooler than I was,” Ron mumbled.
“Stuff like that always sounds cooler than it really was,” said Harry. “I've been trying to tell you that for years.”

I know this isn't my typical review since it's not actually very informative about Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows' contents, but I honestly don't think anything I say will do it justice. This series is truly legendary. I hope Harry Potter's stories continue to positively impact people for a long time.


  “It was not, after all, so easy to die.”

Shape Mismatch

The only book in the series whose writing (IMHO) justified the amazing setting and the plot.

Briar's Reviews

I will confess a horrible sin: When this book came out, I read the last chapter first.

I hadn't read any other Harry Potter books at the time, but I had watched up to the fifth movie. I thought I was all cool going in on the book launch day and picking up the copy. I excitedly held it in my hands all the way home, and then I snuck off into my parents' room and I read the last chapter. I was utterly confused and then decided I had to actually read it. And man, was I even more confused because I didn't know what happened in book six since the movie wasn't out yet... Ah, the memories.

As an adult, I decided it was finally time to read the book series in order and not be the bratty little kid who wanted to know how it ended before all of her friends (luckily that phase has long since passed). It took a few years for me to manage it, but I finally dove into the last Harry Potter book and welcomed it like an old friend. I had so many smiles and nostalgia trips remembering reading this book in my parents bed (don't ask me why, but this book required me to not read in my normal reading spots of my bed or the couches, but instead in their bed). 

This series is marvellous. The writing style and tone of moving from a much younger kid who is innocent to the world to a set of young adults dealing with violence, bravery and fear all at the same time... It's incredible. I am still in awe at how great this series was. Does it have its flaws? Absolutely. This series is not perfect by any means, but it is a great set of books to read if you want to disappear into a fantasy world and watch the characters grow and develop. This series has a specialize place in my heart due to the movies enticing me to pick up reading more. 

The story itself is a great finale to this series. There's action, lots of answers to questions we had throughout the series, and a final sentence that will bring a smile to your face and a close to the series. Harry, Ron, Hermione and the rest of the gang bring on the fight against He Who Must Not Be Named with wickedly smart deducting, crafty stories and lore, and lots of emotions and drama. Along with the laughs, we get many sad moments that make you realize how "real" the wrath of Voldemort was in this series. The amount of deaths and destruction really puts the trauma into perspective. You'll feel pain, grief and loss along with the characters, but luckily there are some good chuckles and friendly characters around the corners to make sure you're not crying your eyes out through this whole book.

This farewell story for Harry Potter was really well rounded. It's hard to finish off a series with such "hurrah" and fandom behind it in a good way. I have to say, I think it was done really well. I don't think there are many other ways this story could have ended that would leave the book filing complete. There were some parts of the story I wish didn't happen, but it felt like everything belonged and needed to be there for the story to come to a close. Despite some of the flaws that might be present for a variety of readers, I think this is as close as we could get to a "perfect" ending for a series this big. So, I give J.K. applause on that one. Writing a book as universally impressive as this one is hard to do!

Side note: I've seen the many comments about J.K. and I do want to say one thing: We don't have to agree with the author to enjoy this book. I definitely don't agree with everything J.K. has done and said, but this book does have a special place in my heart in the childhood nostalgia section. Don't hate on those who still find the joy and whimsy of their childhood in this series. We can all agree to disagree on that one. Let this book be a book for people to disassociate from the world into. 

Overall, this was such a nice book to dive back into. I hope many more readers can find books that are as enchanting as this one was for me.

Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Book 7

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