The finale of Harry Potter, the Boy Who Lived, is an epic quest for defeating the evil through love, bravery and courage. The battle between Harry Potter and the abhorrent Lord Voldemort concludes in this seventh part. Who will win, who will die, what are hallows, how will J.K Rowling reveal hidden secrets; all this is disclosed in this seventh book of the series.

I think its good for any reader, casual and avid both. But I think youngsters would prefer the previous because of the grim atmosphere in this book.

The way the author has weaved unties strings into a beautiful pattern that makes the book more interesting to read. The chapter dedicated to Severus Snape nearly made me cry. The details of each location is described with perfection.

The end, by whih I mean, the epilogue. I felt that that part was a bit too silly and dampened the effect of the book.

Wait for a while and then read it again as reading it the very moment again would make you feel a bit dull, especially when you are aware of the end.

It made me feel or rather inspired me to write my own story. It made me feel delighted and happy, because it lived up to my expectations.

Is an epitome of a 'real' author. A real author realizes that her book is meant for all kinds of people, not for some particular age. From kids to grandparents, all can relinquish the vibrant essence of this book.

It is a book that has made me happy and improved my writing skills by great means.

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