Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows

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Product Details

Author : J. K. Rowling
Binding : Audio CD
EAN : 9780739360385
Edition : Unabridged
Product Group : Book
Publication Date : 2007-07-21
Publisher : Listening Library (Audio)
Reading Level : Young Adult

ASIN : 0739360388

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Customer Reviews

Great ending to the series... (2007-08-09)

I really like the audiobooks. I've heard both the Jim Dale and Stephen Fry versions. I like how Jim Dale does voices. Stephen Fry's Voldemort sounds a little too whiny for my liking. The Deathly Hallows was a great ending to the series. It starts off really well, very fast-paced. There are quite a few tragic moments and the reader really does get sucked into the story. I like how we get to see not only Harry's flaws, but everyone else's. It's great how we also get to see some of the other characters from the previous books come back as well. This is a real page-turner. I highly recommend it, as I'm sure a lot of other people have.

J. K. Rowling still has that magical writing ability (2007-07-26)

This book is the further adventures of Harry, his friends, his enemies, and quite a few familiar and unfamiliar critters. Will all the speculations come true?This book (being way to short) is tightly written; there is no fluff and anything that looks like an excursion from the point will come back to be the main story. There is no twist or turn that does not have support from previous writing. So it does no good to try and bypass a single word. You will have to carve out some time to be able to complete this story. It may be strange but the wording of the narrator in the book sounds suspiciously like the narrator of fractured fairytales. And I never read so many cliff-hangers in one book. --------------------------------------------The audio edition has about 21 hours of listening on 17 CD's. In the future maybe someone will stuff all this on one DVD. They staid with the reader Jim Dale who has a way of bring a book to life. He used a different enough voice foe each character that you can tell who the speaker is. The beginning and ending music has changed a bit. Each CD stops abruptly and somehow forms 17 cliffhangers. Makes you want to have a 17 CD changer. The CD's are packaged in groups of three and four.

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