Harry Potter and The Deathly Hallows

Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows is the 7th and last season of Harry Potter which concludes Harry's whole journey of finding Horcruxes and killing one of the most powerful wizard of all time- Voldermort- the name that all wizards fear to speak. This book is about how Harry Potter and his friends begin their journey to find and destroy Horcruxes, discovering the secrets and true story behind the objects that Dumbledore had left them (the Invisiblity Cloak, the Illuminator, The Tale of Beatle and the Bard, the first Snitch that Harry caught in his first Quidditch game and Gryffindor's sword) and the secrets and history of Dumbledore and Snape. In this book, it reveals the answer to many questions in the previous book; for example, why did Dumbledore had his left hand burned black or why did he crumble and break down during their journey in finding the Horcrux in book 6 (previously, dumbledore was forced to drink a potion in the sink in order to get the horcrux; when he drank it, he fell into mental traumatism and cried 'it's all my fault') and also where the real Horcrux (the necklace charm)was kept (harry discovered in book 6 that his so-called horcrux was a fake version and the real one was displace by someone called R.A.B). Furthermore, at the end of the book, it came to a shocking story of Snape, how he was acting to be on Voldermort's side all along. Snape was revealed to be a great man, he worked for Dumbledore and that he killed Dumbledore because he was asked to; the scene of Snape murdering Dumbledore was an arranged murder and Dumbledore himself knew that he was going to die sooner or later, due to the story behind his burned left hand. There are many more interesting story yet many more secrets came to light. All wonders and questions will be answered through reading this book

In my opinion, i think this book is a thrilling breath-taking story that is simply jam-packed with excitement, suprise and secrets. J.K Rowling way of writing, uses of adjectives elavates the story to a standard level but as well easy to understand and portray a picture of the scene in mind. On a scale of 1 to 5 stars, I would rate this a 5 star book because it is extraordinary and took me by suprise each and every scene. It was impossible to take my eyes out of that book and i couldn't stop reading it. The book is phenomenal.