Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows (Harry Potter, #7) in Building a SciFi/Fantasy Library

Sep 15, 2009 Stephen rated it really liked it

Shelves: multiple-award-nominee, sfsite-reader-s-poll-top-10, award-winner-mythopoeic-fantasy, comfort-food, award-nominee-locus, multiple-award-winners, ya, potteresque, award-nominee-mythopoeic-fantasy, award-nominee-andre-norton

4.5 stars. An excellent end to arguably the best YA fantasy series ever. Easily the darkest of all the books but just as much fun. Loved the ending, especially the epilogue which really leaves you smiling. Highly Recommended.

Winner: Andre Norton Award (Nebula) for Best YA Novel (2008)
Winner: Mythopoeic Fantasy Award for Best YA Novel (2008)
Nominee: Locus Award for Best YA Novel (2008)

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Jan 14, 2009 Linda rated it really liked it

Who hasn't read Harry Potter? I loved them all. J.K. can certainly write a story. Bring on the next series! ...more

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Jun 24, 2008 Donna (Jaevenstar) rated it it was amazing

This book is even better the second time through! Holy Hell! Jim Dale is an amazing reader! I am so glad I started it!

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So I forgot that I had listened to it on audio book! I just reread it for the second time through (no audiobook this time). I loved it even MORE this time than before! I cannot wait until the second movie comes out in July!

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Jun 26, 2008 JD rated it really liked it

Shelves: sci-fi-and-fantasy

Well, you know, what can you say? If you've been along for the ride throughout all 7 books, it could have been straight poop for 500 pages, but it wouldn't have slowed me down getting to the end of the book, and an ending as thorough and as--well, that's all I'll say--how can you not walk away feeling satisfied? I closed the book and smoked a cigarette. ...more

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