The best book Harry Potter

Almost all harry potter fans feel the same way especially after reading the Deathly Hallows... eventhough good triumph evil... most are still craving for more adventures of Harry, Ron, and Hermione... but sad to say that JK Rowling decided that it is the last...

I think most Harry Potter fans are both excited and sad when Deathly Hallows reached the bookstores. Excited because they will finally know who will win--good or evil. and sad, because we will finally say good-bye to Harry and his world. I also felt sad because this book made me very happy and was my inspiration to be creative and imaginative. I agree that all of them are heroes, very much in their own way. The Order of the Phoenix, trying their best to protect and save lives--wizards or Muggles. Ginny, Luna and Neville, on Hogwarts, save their fellow students from the Carrows, Amycus and Alecto. Meanwhile, the trio, Harry, Ron and Hermione are on the run trying to find the locations of the Horcruxes which will bring back Lord Voldemort's mortality.

when i saw the first harry potter movie i was moved by its magic. i was in 3rd year college then, i really wanted to have the first four books but i only got the first four plus the newly released order of the phoenix after i finished college. when the deathly hollows was released in july 21 this year i completed my 7 book collection. as a harry potter fanatic i would also say that all of the harry potter books are the best books i have read. aside from magic and fantasy, the story deeply talked about the realities of life (competition, rivalry, peer pressure, hate, love, friendship, family, pride and many more). i was really touched with this phrase "your choices show you who you really are, far more than your capabilities". prof. dumbledore said this to harry after he destroyed the diary of voldemort in the chamber of secrets. harry was able to acquire some magical skills from voldemore when the dark lord attempted to kill him when he has a baby but he was not greedy to use this for his own sake. instead he used his gifts to save his friends and for the greater good. of course he was also motivated to destroy the murderder of his parents but more than that is his innate kindness and concern for the people around him. there are people in the real world who have extraordinary capabilities/skills but its sad to think they are not using it for the greater good instead they are using it for their personal interests.