Book Review: Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows by J.K. Rowling
Ages: 9 and Up
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Harry Potter, the Boy Who Lived, has finally turned 17 years old, making him an adult in the wizarding world. Unfortunately, this new phase of Harry's life arrives during a time of great strife and fear, as Harry seems to be inching closer and closer to his destiny of a final confrontation with You-Know-Who. Through it all though, Harry learns the true meanings of friendship, sacrifice, love, and bravery.
What a book! I don't know what else to say except for that this series changed my life. This book, and the entire series tugged at my heartstrings, and as I reader I truly felt the emotions of the characters throughout the entire story. J.K. Rowling provided the perfect finish to an overall amazing series, and for that I am so grateful. I'm so glad to have finally read all the books in the Harry Potter series, and if you still have yet to read them I HIGHLY encourage you to do so right away!
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