The Final Chapter:
Harry is waiting in Privet Drive. The Order of the Phoenix is coming to escort him safely away without Voldemort and his supporters knowing if they can. But what will Harry do then? How can he fulfil the momentous and seemingly impossible task that Professor Dumbledore has left him with.

In this final, seventh installment of the Harry Potter series, J.K. Rowling unveils in spectactular fashion the answers to the many questions that have been so eagerly awaited. The spellbinding, richly woven narrative, which plunges, twists and turns at a breathtaking pace, confirms the author as a mistress of storytelling, whose books will be read, reread and read again

I knew that from the moment I'd start reading this final instalment of Harry's adventures, I wouldn't be able to put it down, and that's exactly what happened:) I read it in three days and enjoyed every single page! I think this is actually my favorite book in the series and absolutely loved the epilogue:-) A fantastic read! The Harry Potter series will definitely become a classic of children's literature for years to come.

Book sent to LindyLouMac today, enjoy!

So excited this has arrived! This parcel was actually delivered on Saturday and has been sitting on my desk since then. My youngest daughter is staying at the moment and I really have not had a chance to do any Bookcrossing. As she has gone to Roma for the day, I am catching up, apologies for delay in making a JE of safe arrival.
Thankyou so much chich for this wonderful RABCK which I won in a competition you organised on the Wishlist Forum.
Think it will be a battle now to see who gets to read this first!
Update:6th December. Goody this has at last reached the top of my Mt TBR, my other half read it within weeks of it arriving with us, thanks to chich. He enjoyed it but tells me he found the ending a little weak.

Although I have enjoyed the Harry Potter books, I am actually glad that the series is now complete. It feels like that I have been reading about his adventures for ever. In fact it is ten years since the first one was published! One school year per book has made this series rather a long plod. I wonder how many youngsters who first read Harry Potter in their early teens have actually enjoyed his adventures in the same way as they read this last volume as a twenty something adult.

A sigh of relief as all the plots are resolved, no mean feat over a series of seven books. The author seems to have resolved everything satisfactorily, though with rather an excessive number of deaths in my opinion. Also not sure I really needed an insight into Harry’s future, was this to make sure there are no sequels by her or any other authors in years to come.

Overall I am pleased that I have read the books even though they were originally aimed at children and young adults. They have certainly been a topic of conversation over the years with my daughters, nephews and nieces.

RELEASE NOTES:

My daughter is not a Bookcrosser but will read and release this title. It may take awhile before she does as she still has the two Harry Potter books prior to this one to read first.

My Mum has passed this title on to me. I will read and release again in due course. I need to read books 5 and 6 first though.

CAUGHT IN LONDON GREATER LONDON ENGLAND

Well just about a year later my daughter has returned this book to me! She has now read five, six and seven so I will release this while I am still here in the Uk.

WILD RELEASE NOTES: 02/01/09 Left in the porch of St Marks Church in Salisbury.

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Happy reading

LindyLouMac