Harry Potter

I've finally finished Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows. Well it was a bit earlier I did, but I havn't had time to write about it until now. As a matter of fact I bought the book Saturday 21st of July and I finished it during Wednesday afternoon which is quite a record if you take into account I had to do lots of things in the middle: house, job, travelling... But nontheless I managed to get the grip on the book and finish it before anyone could spoil it to me.

The reading was terrific and things happened and happened with no momento to lay it down. Maybe the dullest part is their travelling along the moors, with no clear idea on what to do. But Rowling managed to even make it interesting.

The best of the book is the sense of closure. Almost every character gets it's own moment and finally we know their stories. I can feel how she has kept for herserlf something she imagined 17 years before and admire her for not giving too much but at the same time for giving clues in every book that would advance the story.

Now I am rereading the whole series and enjoying it a lot because I can pick the clues she left before and applaud her cleverness in doing so. I can see how it becomes increasingly dark and observe some forshadowings of what will happen.

The only thing I believe could be better done is the epilogue of the last book. It seems a way to content fans eagarness to know, even obsession as Rowling has said in her interviews. But this obsession won't evade with two or three notes on the survivors. As she has said, she'll need to write and encyclopedia on the potterverse and even with that there still be questions hanging.

I wont' spoil it for anyone. There are many sites telling you all what happens. But my advise would be you go and fetch the book. It's not only plot, it's how it is written where you should learn from her. Go on, enjoy!.