Harry Potter and The Deathly Hallows

Harry Potter is an amazing, seven-book series. This is the last book. The plot is thick and everything is dark and dangerous. 
       When Harry, Ron and Hermione set out to find the Horcruxes, Lord Voldemort's attempts at immortality, they realize that they have nowhere to start. Dumbledore left very few hints. They don't know where the Horcruxes are or how to destroy them. Dumbledore also leaves very strange items in his will to Harry, Ron, and Hermione. He gave Ron a device to turn off lights. Hermione got a book of children's stories. Those are very odd, but why did Dumbledore leave Harry an old snitch? It all looks very hopeless. To top it all off, Harry is a wanted man. He has a 10,000 galleon price on his head.
       They unlock secrets and try to figure out the mystery. Meanwhile, Voldemort is growing more powerful and more dangerous. He's infiltrated the Ministry and the newspapers. What can three teenagers do?
       While Harry, Ron and Hermione hunt Horcruxes, they realize that anything can tear apart friendships, even one as strong as theirs. After a fight, Ron actually leaves. They think he's gone for good, but he uses the Deluminator (the think Dumbledore left to him in his will) to get back. The friendship is doubled after that.
       This is a must-read, along with all the other books. It's very well-written, with characters that are real and imaginative. There is so much to tell, they had to put it into two movies! They just finished the last one, here's a trailer:                 

   
       It's so amazing! It's a book that entertains you all the way through, then leaves you thinking. Very few people can write books this intense or dramatic. I totally give it a Grade A+!