Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Book 7 - J.K. Rowling Reviews

Warning - This does contain content from the previous books. Overview and History - Harry Potter and the Philosophers Stone (or Sorcerers Stone in America) first came out in 1997 and was the first in 7 books about Harry Potter. Harry Potter is a wizard who lost his parents when he was a baby, he grew up in a small ...  Read the complete review

As a big fan of the previous books I bought this book on release day and immediately started reading it as soon as I got home. I think I remember paying about £5 for it from Morrison and after reading it I would have quite happily payed double that for it. The book starts out in the usual format of Harry being back ...  Read the complete review

The final book in the series of 7 Harry Potters books by J.K. Rowling was published in 2007. The book is 607 pages long. It is available in both paperback and hardback and has a R.R.P of £8.99 for the paperback copy although it can be found cheaper online. This review will contain spoilers from previous books but hopefully ...  Read the complete review

Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows. J K Rowling. Why read this one? This is the seventh and final instalment in this epic series. The journey to date has not disappointed and I was eager to dive into this one. As usual the cover depicts an exciting scene and the blurb intrigues me. There was no reason not to read ...  Read the complete review

I've been a fan of Harry Potter for most of my childhood - I basically grew up with Harry Potter. I know most of the books nearly off by heart, that's how many times I've read them. I feel that the books are far better than the films - the books give more detail and you actually know what's going on. The movies are pretty vague and ...  Read the complete review

What can I say! I've been a fan of the books for a few years now and have never looked back.Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows is the seventh and sadly last book which follows the adventures of Harry Potter,a wizard and his two best friends,Ron Weasley and Hermione Granger. This year,the gang do not return to Hogwarts for ...  Read the complete review

There are such high expectations of this book, so many loose ends to tie up and everyone has their own ideas of how they want the series to end, but thankfully, in my opinion, this final book in the Harry Potter series exceeds all expectations. Right from the start this book is packed with drama, surprises, danger and lots of ...  Read the complete review

Since the film has just been released, I thought I'd take the opportunity to write a review about the book the movie is based on. Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows was written by JK Rowling, and was released on 21st July 2007. Being the Potter fan that I am, I can avidly remember this day, eagerly waiting for the Amazon delivery man ...  Read the complete review

Harry Potter and the Deathly Harrows - Part 1 Tonight I went to see the new Harry Potter Movie. I am a huge fan of the books written by J.K. Rowling and have read all the Harry Potter books. It has been a long time since I last read the books, more than a few years. And so I was looking forward to seeing the new movie. I do ...  Read the complete review

After racing through the previous book in the series, I have now got the last book, the one I had no idea as to what was going to happen, and the only book that I have not seen made into a film.....yet! The book in question is - "Harry Potter and the deathly hallows". This will contain spoilers for the ...  Read the complete review

The final book in the Harry Potter saga promises to be the most scary, thrilling and dangerous one yet. The Plot: Following the death of his beloved headmaster Dumbledore at the hands of Snape, Harry has been left the formidable task of locating and destroying You-Know-Who's remaining Horcruxes. The task, ...  Read the complete review

Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows is the last in the Harry Potter series, describing Harry's quest to seek the Horcruxes and his growing realisation that he and he alone has the means to defeat Voldemort. Harry begins to worry that trusting Dumbledore was a mistake, and loses heart in what he has to do. Everything leads to the Final ...  Read the complete review

I was one of the people who bought this book as soon as it came out and I loved it, and I recently re-read it because the film is being made, and thought I would review it for anyone who still hasnt read it. Firstly, if you are planning on buying the 7th book, I assume you have read the others and are already a fan of harry ...  Read the complete review

A brilliant end to an absolutely terrific series, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows truly satisfied my need for a thrilling end to J.K. Rowling's Harry Potter series. This book is totally unlike any of the previous HP books - Harry, Ron and Hermione do not go back to Hogwarts, but instead go off to try to defeat ...  Read the complete review

If you think you have already read the best book you can find, wait until you read this book! So much happens in this book and this is the book that draws the harry potter series to a close. If you haven't read any of the harry potter books, I reccomend you read the other ones first, this way you'll understand the story ...  Read the complete review

With Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, J. K. Rowling finally brings the Harry Potter saga to an end. Harry is now 17 and in full control of his magical powers, yet the danger from Voldemort increases as the two head for the final showdown. Harry has already lost his parents, Sirius, and Dumbledore, and the role life has thrust upon ...  Read the complete review

This is the seventh and final book in the Harry Potter series, and as such answers a lot of questions from previous books in the series. I will try not to give to much away but please be aware before reading that there may some unintentional spoilers. As like the previous books Harry is still trying to ...  Read the complete review

I have been a fan of Harry Potter ever since I read the Prisoner of Azkaban which is the third book in the series but the first that I ever read. I had been hearing a lot about it and it had been recommended to me by my teacher who knew of my love for reading. I was hooked from page one. When it was time for the Deathly Hallows, the ...  Read the complete review

Harry Potter Deathly Hallows The hype of the messy black haired boy masked with unfashionable rounded glasses and cursed with a lightning shaped scar has long since hit the hearts and minds of not only those young enough to love the fun adventures of the trio, but also the hearts and minds of us slightly older people who were ...  Read the complete review

I am a huge Harry Potter fan, i wasn't before but from book 3 and onwards it got really Interesting, the story behind that is because J.K Rowling started writing these story's for her kids then realised after book 2 (chamber of secrets) she had an adult following so from then on she started to write not just for the kids but the adults ...  Read the complete review