/lit/ - Literature

So I just finished reading Deathly Hallows, but there is something that I still don't understand.

Why does harry not die when Voldemort tries to kill him in the forest? The only explanation I can think of is that the Elder Wand is unable to kill it's own master so it just kills the part of Voldemort thats in harry. But that seems pretty flimsy...

So I've looked to the best of my ability and cannot find it. I remember it being completely different from the final book

just finished reading this book, and tbh, i think it's even better than part 6. what are your thoughts on the best book of all time?
>picture definitely related

my top 5:
1- hp 7
2- eragon
3- hp 6
4- breaking dawn (only good book in twilight series, all others suck)
5- the brothers karamazov

What's that?

You want Harry and Hermione to get together?

And you want a decent epilogue that doesn't sound like it's fanfiction written by a 15 year old girl?

Hey there /lit/. I come to you with a serious problem, one that I'm sure some of you have had as well.
Since finishing Harry Potter and the deathly Hallows whenever it came out, nothing has appealed to me.

I was wondering whether you could recommend some good fantasy or just good books in general?

Also is there anywhere online I can read books to see if I like them?

Much appreciated, first timer right here

Need help /lit/. Since reading Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows when it came out. I have been stuck in a rut and have had no idea what to read. Any help?

In return:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CB-CRHdaPAo
Potter 7 trailer