Why did J.K. Rowling write Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows?

Answer 1

Philosopher's Stone - June 30, 1997 (UK)

Sept 01, 1998 (US)

Chamber of Secrets - July 02, 1998 (UK)

June 02, 1999 (US)

Prisoner of Azkaban - July 8, 1999 (UK)

Sept 8, 1999 (US)

Globet of Fire - July 8, 2000

Order of the Phoenix - June 21, 2003

Half Blood Prince - July 16, 2005

The Deathly Hallows - July 17, 2007

Answer 2

Yes J.K. Rowling did write Deathly Hallows. She wote all seven of the Harry Potter books along with Tales of Beetle the Bard, Quidditch Throught the Ages, and Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them. Long Live Harry Potter.

-Luna

Answer: Because the series of seven books would have been incomplete without the final book.

Answer 3

Three brothers wanted to cross a river, so they made a bridge with their wands, but Death felt cheated because people usually drowned crossing that river, so he gave them whatever they wanted. Each of the three men got what he wanted: the Elder Wand (the strongest wand in the world), a stone (to imperfectly revive the dead), and the Invisibility Cloak (providing invisibility and perfect defense against all magic; it can only be seen through by Mad-Eye Moody's eye). Eventually, the two men with the wand and the stone soon died, but the third man remained alive thanks to the cloak until he reached old age. He then passed the cloak down to his son before returning to Death.

Answer 4

J.K. Rowling wrote Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows to conclude the Harry Potter series and provide closure to the story of Harry Potter and his friends as they face the final battle against Voldemort. She wanted to wrap up the storyline in a satisfying way for readers.

Answer 5

Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows was written in 2006 and published in 2007.

Answer 6

It was published because it was the final novel in te Harry potterseries

Answer 7

On Harry Potter and the Sorceror's Stone it says 1997.

Answer 8

2007