That friendship, which started when Ron and Harry unwittingly saved Hermione from a large troll in the first book, has only become stronger through the subsequent five years.
The sixth book also finalizes the fact that Ron and Hermione will stick with Harry till the very end. Weasley, Tonks, and Moody remain, but they cannot possibly replace Albus Dumbledore. Dumbledore’s death also symbolizes a finality in terms of a “go to” person for Harry. Dumbledore’s death marks the finality of Harry’s Hogwarts education (since Harry chose to spend his Seventh year “on the run” chasing down Horcruxes). Just like book five, which featured the death of Harry’s Godfather, Sirius Black, book six deals Harry with yet another devastating blow in the end with the death of his beloved headmaster and mentor, Albus Dumbledore. Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince is, in many ways, the “final” book before the final book. However, not a single soul who has read the Harry Potter books can avidly say that the book are not “very imaginative.” What started as a simple foray into a curious artistic expression like writing at the age of six had fully manifested itself as mastery when Rowling completed book six in the Harry Potter series. Well, the Harry Potter series are about a boy called Harry, so I guess old habits prove hard to eradicate. “I wrote my first finished story when I was about 6.
Rowling was asked how old she was when she commenced writing. In an interview with the UK version of Amazon during the release of the third Harry Potter book, author J.K.
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