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Harry Potter And The Deathly Hallows - The Wait Is Almost Over
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, the seventh book in
the Harry Potter series, is one of the most awaited books
of all time. As we all hold our breath for the final
release of this book (hoping that it ends the way as we
have been imaging it will for all these years), we simply
cannot help keeping our eyes peeled to catch a slip or two
from the author to know what it is all about.
As any Harry Potter fan will already know, this is the
story about Harry Potter's magical world, and his
adventures in his seventh and final year at Hogwarts School
of Witchcraft and Wizardry. As Harry enters his final
school year with his friends, there are more dangers than
ever awaiting him. Not only must he solve the unknown
mysteries and bring an end to the Dark Lord's rising power
for once and for all, he must also make sure to do it as
fast as possible before it's forever too late.
The plot is expected to be particularly exciting this time,
since after the deaths of several of his allies, Harry is
now practically all alone, and must work on the details on
his own. There are a number of Dumbledore's friends who are
still alive and are sure to lend Harry a helping hand, but
Harry will likely not enjoy the mentoring and leadership
that he has become accustomed to. This is the book where
the climax will certainly reach its peak.
According to author J.K Rowling, this is her personal
favorite in the series, and she is rather pleased at having
ended it the way she has. Due to be released on 21st of
July, 2007, for the first time at 0.01 (according to the
British Summer Time), the book is to be published in a
number of other languages and versions as well. The British
version will apparently consist of 608 pages, and is to be
published by Scholastic Press and Bloomsbury Publishing PLC.
According to statements of the author, J.K Rowling, this
book is a continuation of the story lines set up in the
preceding book, Harry Potter and The Half-Blood Prince.
This book also continues with the overall story, solving
the mysteries and completing the epic sweep of Harry's
years at Hogwarts by finally tying up all the loose ends
that have been building up in the plot for all these years.
Some of greatest mysteries that remain unsolved include the
question of Snape's loyalty, the changes to be made at
Hogwarts (if it continues to function at all), the result
of Harry's trip to his parental house (which he is
apparently going to make this year, accompanied by his two
best friends), the consequences of the expiration of the
magical protection set by Dumbledore on the Dursley's
house, and the results of Harry's quest for the rest of the
Horcruxes that he must destroy as soon as possible.
Of course, it is anticipated that this latest and last
Harry Potter book will be breaking yet more records with
its sales, as the world waits to be swept off once again to
the magical world of Witches and Wizards. I plan on
purchasing several copies myself -- after all, just in case
this turns out to be the last book to ever be penned by our
favorite author, we should make sure to give her the best
possible farewell, right?
----------------------------------------------------
Amy Koelle is a self-confessed Harry Potter enthusiast
(some would say "addict"), and is the principal content
creator for HarryGear.com. She also publishes a monthly
Harry Potter newsletter, available at:
==> http://www.harrygear.com
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, the seventh book in
the Harry Potter series, is one of the most awaited books
of all time. As we all hold our breath for the final
release of this book (hoping that it ends the way as we
have been imaging it will for all these years), we simply
cannot help keeping our eyes peeled to catch a slip or two
from the author to know what it is all about.
As any Harry Potter fan will already know, this is the
story about Harry Potter's magical world, and his
adventures in his seventh and final year at Hogwarts School
of Witchcraft and Wizardry. As Harry enters his final
school year with his friends, there are more dangers than
ever awaiting him. Not only must he solve the unknown
mysteries and bring an end to the Dark Lord's rising power
for once and for all, he must also make sure to do it as
fast as possible before it's forever too late.
The plot is expected to be particularly exciting this time,
since after the deaths of several of his allies, Harry is
now practically all alone, and must work on the details on
his own. There are a number of Dumbledore's friends who are
still alive and are sure to lend Harry a helping hand, but
Harry will likely not enjoy the mentoring and leadership
that he has become accustomed to. This is the book where
the climax will certainly reach its peak.
According to author J.K Rowling, this is her personal
favorite in the series, and she is rather pleased at having
ended it the way she has. Due to be released on 21st of
July, 2007, for the first time at 0.01 (according to the
British Summer Time), the book is to be published in a
number of other languages and versions as well. The British
version will apparently consist of 608 pages, and is to be
published by Scholastic Press and Bloomsbury Publishing PLC.
According to statements of the author, J.K Rowling, this
book is a continuation of the story lines set up in the
preceding book, Harry Potter and The Half-Blood Prince.
This book also continues with the overall story, solving
the mysteries and completing the epic sweep of Harry's
years at Hogwarts by finally tying up all the loose ends
that have been building up in the plot for all these years.
Some of greatest mysteries that remain unsolved include the
question of Snape's loyalty, the changes to be made at
Hogwarts (if it continues to function at all), the result
of Harry's trip to his parental house (which he is
apparently going to make this year, accompanied by his two
best friends), the consequences of the expiration of the
magical protection set by Dumbledore on the Dursley's
house, and the results of Harry's quest for the rest of the
Horcruxes that he must destroy as soon as possible.
Of course, it is anticipated that this latest and last
Harry Potter book will be breaking yet more records with
its sales, as the world waits to be swept off once again to
the magical world of Witches and Wizards. I plan on
purchasing several copies myself -- after all, just in case
this turns out to be the last book to ever be penned by our
favorite author, we should make sure to give her the best
possible farewell, right?
----------------------------------------------------
Amy Koelle is a self-confessed Harry Potter enthusiast
(some would say "addict"), and is the principal content
creator for HarryGear.com. She also publishes a monthly
Harry Potter newsletter, available at:
==> http://www.harrygear.com