Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows

Before the release of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, the seventh and last book of the Harry Potter series, I re-read all the preceding volumes. Throughout, I followed how the author developed her grand theme of Right vs Wrong, the strong vs the weak and the evils of the misuse of power. How was Rowling to end this series?

Obviously, the Apocalypse was at hand, and the heroic struggle between Harry Potter and the evil Voldemort would be the climax of the series. While we waited for the last book, rumors abounded. I will say is that “Deathly Hallows” lived up to my expectations and in fact, ended much as I imagined it would. J.K. Rowling kept true to her theme right to the end and to her artistic vision as well. There is plenty of action right from the start. This is by far the most exciting of the seven books, with duels, battles, fights, daring escapes and amazing twists of fortune. There are plenty of surprises and also many reasons to weep. The action sometimes is non-stop.

The perfect finish for a fine series of books. I look forward to new series from J.K. Rowling and I hope we have many more new adventures to discover from her pen.

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