Product Description

Will Harry return to Hogwarts? Is Draco a werewolf? What did happen at Godric's Hollow? What is the sixth Horcrux? Is Snape truly evil? Truly good? Or just out for himself? Who will live?...Who will die? You may think you have to wait for HP Book 7 to answer these questions. But the clues...the set-ups for them have already been cleverly established in Books 1 through 6, and are just waiting for you to put the pieces together. WHAT WILL HARRY DO? is the unofficial guide that will help you unlock the puzzles of the all-encompassing question: What Happens Next?

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #403340 in Books
• Published on: 2006-11-30
• Original language: English
• Number of items: 1
• Binding: Paperback
• 208 pages

Customer Reviews

Best Book ON Harry Potter that I've Read...
I have to admit that I am not as much of a Harry Potter fan as some folks...I have "only" read the books twice and am not familiar with every single website or new Harry theory. Nevertheless, I got this book and another similar one ("Who Killed Dumbledore?") and I thought this one was far better. I finished it in two days and the author's theme of "set ups" and "pay offs" really help the reader to appreciate and revel even more in the genius of J.K. Rowling. Highly recommended for anyone who wants to get more into Harry Potter and better understand, from a literary angle, why the books are so good.
ALSO, I disagree with folks who say it is a waste of time to "read" HP theories or possible plot spoilers. The author is always respectful of Rowling and from the beginning to the end of the book, she is careful
not to speculate wildly but really helps the reader to pay attention to small details that may or may not have "pay offs" later. Her approach is much more logical and well thought out than the other theories I have read.

The Best in Harry Potter Book 7 Speculations!
If you've spent any time speculating about what's to come in Book 7 of the Harry Potter series, you know there are some wild ideas, most of which don't merit a second glance. Janet Batchler's "set-ups and payoffs" schema, on the other hand, represents a calm, sane approach to speculation that does not stray from canon into fanciful and unrealistic theories. Not only is What Will Harry Do must-reading as far as Book 7 speculation goes, it's a long-lasting representation of the best in Harry Potter thinking. I've been writing about Harry Potter for a while now, and this is unquestionably the best work on Book 7 speculation available.

This book should be on the shelves of every Harry Potter fan.

Buy my own
I origionaly bought three copies of this book. One for me and two to give as Christmas presents. I ended up giving my copy away also. This book is so good that I want to share it with as many as possible. So I am back now to get my own copy. I plan on reading it again for my run up to the release of deathly hollows. Maybe it will help me not to be duped by JKR yet again.