Mugglenet.Com's What Will Happen in Harry Potter 7: Who Lives, Who Dies, Who Falls in Love and How Will the Adventure Finally End?

by Jamie Lawrence, Gretchen Stull, Emerson Spartz, et al.

Book Overview

As anticipation of the final Harry Potter book intensifies, a debate is raging among fans about what s in store for Harry and the rest of the gang at Hogwart's. In this book, the experts at... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1569755833
• ISBN13: 9781569755839
• Release Date: November 2006
• Publisher: Ulysses Press
• Length: 214 Pages
• Weight: 1.60 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.6" x 5.6" x 8.6"
• Age Range: 8 years and up
• Grade Range: Grade 3 and higher

Customer Reviews

Half the Fun is the Anticipation

"Mugglenet.com's What Will Happen in Harry Potter 7" is a speculation book about what will happen in the final book of the Harry Potter series, which we all now know to be called "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows." It's true that most of the information in it can already be found on the Internet and it's also true that there's a lot of stuff in here that probably are already aware of. But I think for a lot of people, and certainly for me, half the fun is reviewing this stuff and speculating. And there's certainly value in having a book for it --- after all, most of us at least go out and buy the "Harry Potter" books, so there's no harm I can see in having a book for speculation about it. Much of what's in this book is probably going to be true, other stuff, is, inevitably, going to be off-the-mark. Rowling always delivers twists-and-turns and that's the name of the game. For example, this book gets wrong a couple of things we already know about --- it predicts the title of the book won't be given until about a year before the release date (not even close!) and predicts a summer 2008 release date with "summer 2007 out of the question" because of the "Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix" movie being released at that time (dead wrong!) That said, this book has some points that really resonated with me on several subjects --- particularly Dumbledore - dead or alive (the book has a very split perspective on this with some compelling arguments on both sides, some of which I hadn't read before) and Snape's true allegiance (largely in line with my own views and much more certain.) This book also has interesting speculation on the horcruxes, the resolution of some major character issues and even a table-of-odds as to which characters will and won't survive. (My personal worry is that Hermione Granger will perish, despite the book giving reasonably good odds on her survival.) If you're a "Harry Potter" fan, even one who's only mildly-interested (i.e. reads the books, etc., but perhaps doesn't closely follow fanfics, etc.), I think this book is certainly worth a look. I actually checked it out from the library, but you'll have to decide for yourself how you want to get your hands on it.

Can't wait til Deathly Hallows?

This is a great book for all real Potter fans who are climbing the walls waiting for Book 7 to appear. All Potter fans have ideas as to how everything will come together and how the war in the wizarding world will play out. This book weaves together the various scenarios and suggests the most likely. "What Will Happen" is a must have for all who love Harry and friends.

A top pick for Harry fans who are on tetherhooks for the concluding novel.

The experts at [...] have analyzed the first six Harry Potter titles for hidden clues on what might happen in the final book, so any Potter fan speculating on the final adventure will find much to fascinate in What Will Happen in Harry Potter 7. Owners of all the Potter books will have much to consider here, from questions on whose side Snape's on to whether Ron and Hermione's relationship will last, and whether Harry will really defeat Voldemort in a final showdown. A top pick for Harry fans who are on tetherhooks for the concluding novel.

Harry Potter Book 6-3/4

I am *truly* impressed by the scope of the Harry Potter knowledge of these five authors. They identified some minute details of the first six books (and dozens of J.K.Rowling interviews). They then wove these details together flawlessly to support the authors' views of what will happen in Book 7. This is actually quite an exciting book. In some ways, it's like a mini Book 7. As I read, I kept wondering if J.K.R. will read the book before she finishes writing Book 7. I can just see J.K.R. smiling and hear her saying, "Hmmm. How'd they ever figure *that* out?? Oh well, I'll just have to rewrite that part to show them it's *my* book, not Mugglenet's!" A small point (but something that really impressed me) was the writing skills of the authors. Their English teachers over the years should be very proud of them! An excellent job, Mugglenet.com.

Thoroughly researched and extremely entertaining

Everyone knows that JK Rowling gave Emerson Spartz of MuggleNet a personal interview in her own home a while back. Reading this book makes me wonder if she didn't leak a few major secrets about HP 7 to him in the process. This book's theories are so logical and well-thought out that they seem like they'll HAVE to happen. The authors take you through all the major plot points and loose ends that remain to be wrapped up in Book 7: Snape, Malfoy, Harry's Scar, Life Debts, the Horcruxes, the big battle, RAB, all the major relationships, and more. All their predictions are based on solid logic set up in previous books. There are no wild, crazy leaps in logic here (though some of their predictions are pretty bold and shocking--especially what they say about one of the Horcruxes!). In the end, of course, these are just theories and not the real thing. But these theories are a fantastic way to tide you over until the final HP book comes out. And they won't spoil the final book either, since only JK knows what will really happen. In fact, after reading this book, I'm more excited than ever for the final Harry Potter installment. Way to go, MuggleNet. You guys have made a great book.