What Muggles Think the 'Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows' Book Covers Reveal

In the final days before muggles can get their hands on the seventh and final Harry Potter book, 'Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows' they are anxiously and heatedly discussing a number of theories about the final book, according to forums at leakylounge.com. This is the first part in a series of investigations into the Potterverse to uncover muggle thoughts, hopes and worries for the last Harry Potter book.

The first part of the muggles thought investigations takes a look at what muggles think the 'Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows' book cover art reveals.

For each Harry Potter book released, there are three different covers put out before the books hit the shelves. There is an adult cover, UK children's cover and a US children's cover. Each of these covers has been produce by three lucky artists that were given exclusive access to the books prior to release and the artwork has always given clues about the story.

Since the 'Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows' book cover art was released, muggles have been deeply discussing and analyzing every millimeter of the artwork to decipher the clues and share their thoughts with fellow muggles.

US Children's Book Cover Art

The orange glow of this cover and the scene depicted are certainly not short of theories as to what is means in the muggle world. One of the most interesting things about this cover is that neither Harry nor, what most muggles think is Lord Voldermort are using wands. Harry has his arm outstretched in what muggles think is calling out for something, Fawkes has been suggested, while Voldermort is in the background looking afraid. Another theory for Harry's lack of wand is that he has harnessed the weapon he needs to defeat Voldermort; love.