Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows

Read: 2007Reread: Dec 31, 2017Reread: I do not condone this author and do not talk up this series, but I did grow up with it and I will reread my copies from time to time. This reread has finally gotten far enough from the rose-tinted glasses to see how holey and underdeveloped the plot is.Also I refuse to accept Fred's death or that of Remus and Tonks who deserved the happiness they had only recently found. And I do not accept 95% of the epilogue.

I'm not going to lie, when Harry, in chapter 7, turned 17 years old and Mrs. Weasley gave him the watch and start explaining to him that it's not new and he got up and just hugged her. I got so teary eyed I almost cried my eyes out. I can't even stop there the amount of times I had to stop myself reading this book and take a little break because I was crying my eyes out over everyone dying is uncanny. Either way, a favorite book, the whole entire series very well written very much loved it. Although I did find myself here or there. Do not want to read the certain chapters cuz I knew exactly what was happening and I'm like those chapters were just not it. But other than that the book is amazing.