Ready yourselves listeners, you’re in for a good ride. Harry has grown up a heck of a lot since the past two books and he’s ready to take on Voldy. It’s amazing to listen as Harry becomes a man so bold, he’s willing to take on the Darkest Wizard whose ever lived. This is Harry’s hardest year, he’s trying to accomplish a seemingly impossible task, whilst keeping faith in a man he now realises he barely knew, and trying to keep himself together.
There are also some very grim moments and moments that are extremely disturbing (snake coming out of an old woman’s neck anyone?). Fantastic writing, incredibly original and very surprising.Įven though Hallows is the bloodiest book of the series, there are a few good laughs that come up thanks to Fred and George. *SPOILER* The break in to Gringotts Wizarding Bank is one of my favourite chapters of the whole series. Each of the characters face life threatening situations and accomplish amazing feats. The magical world turns on them as Voldemort rises to power. More than they have been in the past 6 books combined, because they are being openly hunted. We revisit some key places and characters from all the previous books and a new light is thrown upon some of them. The great thing about the Harry Potter series is that they’re just as good the second time, third time and 67th time! The Deathly Hallows ties up all the loose ends quite neatly, but the audiobook itself is filled with so many twists and turns, it’s impossible to predict how the story will end. It always made me sad whenever I re-read it or listened to it. The final instalment in the Harry Potter series will leave fans satisfied, but also sad.
But what will Harry do then? How can he fulfil the momentous and seemingly impossible task that Professor Dumbledore has left him?
The Order of the Phoenix is coming to escort him safely away without Voldemort and his supporters knowing – if they can. Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows overview:
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