This is the last book in the series, and probably the most hyped book of modern times.

Although there are scenes in Hogwarts, the book primarily follows Harry on his crusade to find and destroy the Horcruxes. This book is an epic worthy of Homer, and finally reaches the length I've been looking for in the series.

The book answers most of the questions the first six books raised, and even a few of the questions that we never even thought to ask. One of those questions should have been why Dumbledore never took the job of Minister for Magic.

JK Rowling has done a fantastic job in weaving the tapestry of her series, but it is only after reading this last book that I have come to see the sheer brilliance and talent of this former penniless woman.

Anyone who enjoys a great read

Harry's growth from boy into man. And the final battle scenes were something worthy of Lord of the Rings.

The sudden deaths of certain characters, and the bizarre character developement of Ginny Weasley.

Take a well earned break

As though I had really been put through the wringer.

J K Rowling OBE. She was born in Yate, Gloucestershire, England in 1965. She graduated from University of Exeter in 1986 with a BA in French and Classics.

Harry Potter has become the best-selling book series in history, and the films have become the highest-grossing film series ever.

From her initial concept of Harry Potter in 1990, until the publication of Harry Potter and The Philosopher’s Stone in 1997, JK had survived on state benefits. She is now the UK’s best-selling living author with sales in excess of £238 million. In 2008, she was the twelfth richest woman in the UK.

This is a great series and one that I am sure will endure for decades to come

I don't think the book goes into 18+ territory, but it is at the very top end of 13+

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