This book is definitely my favorite in the Harry Potter series. Not because it's the last book in the series, but because almost all the parts of this book contains nerve whacking scenes and revelations.
After I finished the sixth book of the Harry Potter series, a friend of mine then suggested that I should read this book first so I could fully understand the 7th book.
When I was starting the story, I didn't know what exactly I felt, because normally when I read a story I easily get bored if the author doesn't give me what I want early on. But in this story, I don't know. I don't exactly know at all.
Ahem, so where do I start? Honestly, I want to start this review with a scream of delight. Kelly won me again this time which makes me feel bad because it’s been a while since I read a book from hers.
Just like The Goblet of Fire, this story didn't start with Harry Potter's point of view. It started with the conversation between the Muggle's Prime Minister, Fudge and the latest Minister of the Ministry of Magic.