Now it seems that it had been noise for nothing: J.K. Rowling was not able to kill Harry Potter, although some literature critics had confirmed that could have been an appropriate way of ending the final book of the famous series. So, “Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows” has been finally launched; Harry Potter survived the rumors, but what happens next with the “boy wizard”, “the boy who lived”? And what are the fans’ opinions about the seventh and final (!) book from the “Harry Potter” series?

J.K. Rowling has seemed to have achieved her finest moment in “Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows”, as some fans and critics say. This could be a subtle promise for the fanatic children and adults that she will someday continue the series with another book… or two or seven! Although the author has tied up all the winding plots that have been strewn throughout the series, she has however left a world of wonders intact and rife for future exploration. All of these facts, added to Rowling’s words that someday she could return to her “Harry Potter” famous series, have had the role of maintaining the hopes of the fans.

“Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows” has also received an award nomination, as it has sold millions of books in a matter of days (8.3 million copies in the first 24 hours of release, more exactly). The book is in the running for the Best Book award at the United Kingdom’s first Nickelodeon Kid’s Choice Awards from October. J.K. Rowling’s book will fight against Darren Shan’s “Blood Beast (The Demonata)”, Holly Black’s “Care and the Feeding of Spirits (Spiderwick Chronicles)” and Jacqueline Wilson’s “Jacky Daydream”.

So, although the series are officially ended with this book, the fans are still thanking the author for not killing Harry and hoping for Rowling’s returning with another book. Daniel Radcliffe himself has stated he has been enthusiastic of finding out whether the character that has made him famous will survive and has added he is thrilled to start the filming for the other two movies.