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Book was Crap 
The story was great; however, the service was awful. The book stopped at chapter 36. One turned the page to finish the book and found themselves back on page 691, chapter 34. The ending and final outcome of the entire series was not in this copy, and I have returned your piece of crap. The book was listed at Amazon's Online Used Bookstore, sold by a subsidiary company of Amazon.com eligible for Amazon Prime in Acceptable Condition. I would have expected better of Amazon. A book that leaves out the ending is not "accaptable" by anyone's stretch of the imagination. Unfortunately, I could only return this crap and not exchange it for a real book.
Good fantasy book, not for small children 
The first book of the Harry Potter series was a brilliant starter, suitable in my opinion for all ages (i.e. for those who can read). This is definately not book a for small children however, due to the violence and cruelty that peppers the book. It still is a good fantasy book, well on the level or above of the most of current fantasy literature but its not on the level of the first book. If you are a Harry Potter fan, you will definately want to read this, as it provides all the answers, i.e. regarding Dumbledore's death, his past and on how Harry can battle Voldemort. In fact there is a short spellbattle between them right at the beginning at the book.
In short, don't expect the level of Tolkien's writing but you can expect a good fantasy novel with an all-out magical war between good and evil. If you are a HP fan, also prepare for some bloody fights and deaths of many good characters.
Thank Merlin for Harry Potter 
I grew up reading Harry Potter and I anticipated Deathly Hallows more than any of the others. I ordered the book 2 months prior to the release date and it was definitely worth the wait! Even though it made me cry it is by far my favorite book and Im sure it always will be.
Favorite book of all time!
Ever since my friend got me hooked on Harry Potter I've always told her I love them, but they are not my favorite books. Until now, Harry Potter and the deathly Hallows is my favorite book ever!! It is the last book in the Harry Potter series =[ and (in my eyes) the best of the series. It is sad, suspenseful, scary, amazing, WONDERFUL, and everything else you could possibly imagine!! It's insane that anyone wouldn't enjoy this book. In this book it should be Harry's last year at Hogwarts but as you should know if you read the sixth book he might not go back. Will he go back?? I can't tell you that, but what I can tell you is that the entire wizarding world is in danger and everyone is scared for their own safety. Voldemort is strong, but so is Harry. And as the prophecy says, "For neither can live while the other survives!"
Harry Potter 7 - Thanks for the Great Ride!
Okay ... I don't know what more could be said about this book ... good, bad or otherwise ... but here's my 2 cents worth:
I'm a grandmother, avid reader of all kinds of books. My son gave me the first 4 HP books for Christmas a few years back. My immediate reaction was "ick .. children's books .. did you make a boo-boo?" However, I read them (knowing nothing about HP) and was absolutely delighted. They took me to that place all favorite books do. I was drawn in to the story; the characters became a part of me; and I just had to see how it all turned out. So, there's the history.
I thought JK was spot-on with this book. She tied up all the loose ends, let us see most of our favorite characters again, one last time, and gave us an ending that tied in all of the hints and bits and pieces that came with the first 6 books. IMHO, it was brilliant.
My only objection ... I would have loved one more chapter .. after Harry wonders if Kreacher would bring him a sandwich. I would have loved to see the immediate reactions of the Weasleys (especially Ginny), the Hogwart's teachers, the remaining OotP members, etc. But I'm glad she did the 16 years later chapter. It will have to be enough.
Thank you for a great ride Harry!
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