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It ends at page 240... shame. It looks real.

My God...its real for sure.......PLS post the remaining part.....

Dear,
Naridar
It is of 308 pages and it is real for sure.

Hey Apurv,

I also downloaded it and I have to agree with Naridar... I could see only 240 pages.

Please upload the remaining part also. It is absolutely real it seems.

Will wait for the remaining part... Please upload the remaining portion...

Apurv,
its only 240 pages.......Do you have the complete book...????

the torrent was added on april fools day.. are guys sure its authentic??

Hey Apurv,


Would you please upload the rest of the book? We all would be very thankfull, it's a great book. I'm missing about 56 pages, since you said the book contained 306 pages.

Guys, is that the real thing? Are you REALLY SURE it's the real thing? Because, there's another torrent with this book in pdf format and it's completely different from this one.
Besides, HOW THE FU*K DID THE POSTER HAVE ACCESS TO THE UNRELEASED, SUPER-PROTECTED, VALUABLE COPY OF THE MOST ANTI **** TED BOOK IN WESTERN HISTORY?!?!?!

Hey all

**** good job, wish i could read the end...) read about what would have come in the last book from Jo's interviews. Some matters are just too predictable, and I checked Jo's site, where she writes that "Squibs would perform magic" and more things like that, which didn't happen in this book. I may be wrong, there are still a lot of pages missing... but i would doubt that this is the real Harry Potter and the Deathly Hollows.

Pleasure reading

FAKE.

FAN FICTION.

TAKEN FROM HERE: http://www.veritaserum.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=8779.

DO NOT EVEN BOTHER DOWNLOADING IT. IT'S NOT "HARRY POTTER & THE DEATHLY HALLOWS"!

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Looks real? Real for sure? You've got to be kidding. Have you guys actually read any of the Harry Potter books? J. K. Rowling would NEVER write a line like "All of a sudden there were a number of loud pops." That's a terrible sentence. I've started a couple of these, and i can tell before the first page is done that it's not Rowling's work.

Lord Raindragon

I have to agree with dragonfoureyes, the story remains in the right content but, the writing style itself is much to simplistic and stylized. Also, for a few notes, one, if J. K. Rowling did write this it wouldn't be in a Word do **** ent form considering Microsoft office is not as po **** r in Europe as in the United States. Two: When the writer talks about Kingsley Shackelbolt it views him through third person perspective meaning that the readers can read about his actual thoughts (the writer only does this about once or twice through). J. K. Rowling writes in a limited third person perspective meaning a reader sees only through Harry's eyes as if they were playing a video game or something.
Hope this helps!

Writing stiles aside the first chapter does not match the blurb on the back cover of the real book. http://gallery.the-leaky-cauldron.org/picture/129922