Reading the last book in the Harry Potter series is a little emotional for me. We've grown up with Harry and his friends, watched their characters develop and endure hardships, and finally read as it comes to a close. While I might not be the biggest fan of J.K. Rowling herself, the world she created was incredible and provided a fictional sanctuary for millions of people of all ages. Harry, Ron, and Hermione leave Hogwarts in order to hunt down horcroaxes as it is their only way to defeat Voldemort completely. We watch them struggle to obtain and destroy them, and finally read about the Battle of Hogwarts. I am incredibly sad to finish the series, but after you the read the books you always have the movies to go watch :)

No one's books ever hit me like J.K Rowling books. her books are expressive yet so emotional. I've read pretty much all her books although the Cursed Child was a disappointment to literally everyone including my siblings I suggest reading the original seven books. I am really happy that I read the harry potter series at the right time

Good!!!

This is a very fulfilling end to the Harry Potter series. It really demonstrates how there is no peace and tranquility without chaos and sacrifice. I just finished rereading this series during quarantine and is incredible how many great aspects of these books slipped my mind since I first read them. I cried the first time I read this book and I cried this time. There is are some incredibly fulfilling bits of character development in this book and it has its fair share of twists. And one of the coolest aspects of this book to me is that we get to see characters that we normally wouldn't focus on in a new light.

If there had to be a knock on this book, it's that things really get tough in the book at times. This book is not all rainbows and unicorns. There were certain points in the book where I took a short break away from the book because it was difficult to get through. In the end, my love for Harry Potter got me through those bits and it was well worth it. I cannot think of a better ending for these books so I highly suggest you check it out if you liked the past books. - Martin, Grade 12

Deathly Hallows has a great story line. I think that the story dragged on a little, and every now and then I had to power read. This book might need concentration, because it does get chaotic at certain points. It takes you down a rollercoaster of emotions. You'll feel ecstatic, happy, but you will also feel sorrowful at certain points.The ending leaves you feeling good, but also a little sad. It is a wonderful conclusion to the Harry Potter series.

I really liked how this series ended but I am sooo sad that so many characters have died in this series! J.K. Rowling is so goood at writing books!

I don't have words for it. It was just so good!

This book was an amazing end to the series. I loved it so much, and it was worth staying up all those nights and spending countless hours reading the book. If you haven’t read the series, I really recommend reading the Philosopher’s Stone, and continue your journey to this incredible book. The entire series was filled with excitement, anger, action, magic, sadness, love, friendship, family, humor and so much more. This book can make you cry, as well as laugh and smile. J.K. Rowling did such a marvelous job creating each of the characters and their personalities; it makes it really easy to relate to them. This book taught me that you can always find some light and some hope, when you are stuck in the darkness. It also showed me how powerful love and friendship can be. I cannot even express how great this book was. If you love fantasy, I really recommend reading this series, and this magical ending.

A wonderful, magical end to the Harry Potter series. So much backstory is explained for the characters of Snape and Dumbledore. While the beginning is slow, once the story and mythology picks up, you won't be able to stop reading.

7th book!