num_pages: 784
description: <p><p>don't Miss The Seventh And Final Book In J.k. Rowling's Bestselling Harry Potter Series!</p><h3>the New York Times - Michiko Kakutani</h3><p>j. K. Rowling's Monumental, Spellbinding Epic, 10 Years In The Making, Is Deeply Rooted In Traditional Literature And Hollywood Sagas&#151;from The Greek Myths To Dickens And Tolkien To Star Wars. And True To Its Roots, It Ends Not With Modernist, Soprano-esque Equivocation, But With Good Old-fashioned Closure: A Big-screen, Heart-racing, Bone-chilling Confrontation And An Epilogue That Clearly Lays Out People's Fates. Getting To The Finish Line Is Not Seamless&#151;the Last Part Of <i>harry Potter And The Deathly Hallows,</i> The Seventh And Final Book In The Series, Has Some Lumpy Passages Of Exposition And A Couple Of Clunky Detours&#151;but The Overall Conclusion And Its Determination Of The Main Characters' Story Lines Possess A Convincing Inevitability That Make Some Of The Prepublication Speculation Seem Curiously Blinkered In Retrospect.</p>
language: en
title: Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows (Book 7)
publisher: Arthur A. Levine Books