I\'ve actually read the spoilers in the Internet, including one that has the complete pictures of each page, but I\'m still reading and re-reading the real thing (yup, I\'m a fast reader). What I can say is that it will be much, much easier for you to understand Deathly Hallows if you have read (or re-read) not just Book #6 but the entire series as well. (In fact, you may want to pay attention to every detail in Book 1, trust me ;-)
Expect more deaths---okay, this doesn\'t count as a spoiler, because J. K. Rowling did admit that she will \"kill\" plenty of characters (and she is serious about it)---more magic, some cameos from book-specific characters and even more revelations. The revelations near the end are especially touching and even surprising because it involves the people that are close to Harry\'s heart. (Yup, kasama si Ginny dun
)Here\'s one semi-spoiler (something that J. K. Rowling also mentioned before): the word \"scar\" is not the last word of the book. BUt it\'s found in the very last paragraph---which has the same number of sentences and roughly less than half the words as this paragraph
Over-all, I\'d give this book a grade of 8.5 to 9 (I\'m indecisive) on a scale of 1 to 10. Agree ako sa ibang reviewers who believe that this book is destined to be a classic in children\'s literature. It is, indeed, a \"wonderful way of ending the series\" (J. K. Rowling\'s words)
