I loved everything in the book, but my favorite parts were:

When Harry told everyone that he trusts them

The final battle scene, and how Voldemort died, which I'm sure EVERYONE was anticipating during the whole book

The epilogue. It was really sweet. Not to mention the fact that the trio's and Malfoy's kids basically scream out "sequel!" o.o;

Ron hitting Malfoy for being ungrateful

Narcissa Malfoy not giving away Harry

Harry meeting everyone he loves for the last (?) time

How Harry is willing to march to his own death to protect everyone else

Hermione pwning Umbridge

Oh, there are many parts I love. But the whole book is phenomenal. Although I have to say, Voldemort flying and being able to have a whole village hear him without screaming is a bit cheesy o.o;
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It might even be painless. I would not know, I have never died.

Someone else may have mentioned this, but after reading HP and LV's final duel, you really must read Rudyard Kipling's "Rikki-Tikki-Tavi" story again (you can find it easily on the net as it is in the public domain now, I think). You will see how very exactly she...well, let's say (as they do in the movie world) writes an homage to Kipling's valiant little mongoose (related to ferrets, weasels, otters and others of the slinky set. If you've ever had a ferret, you know what crazy critters they be...but very valiant in relation to their size). My ferrets took on my cats constantly, to the great irritation of the cats. We had snakes, too, but the two were thankfully never given an opportunity to mix (the house was messy enough to begin with).
Rikki-Tiki-Tavi.
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I think, therefore I am. Or therefore, I think I am? Or do I think? Or do I am? Do I? I do?! What? No, WAIT! There is an answer...hmmm. oh, shoot, of COURSE, Chapter 28... my...how I can empathize with those who have been turned upside down...repeatedly

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Originally posted by Jordan:
One of the things I found most touching was Narcissa, the way she lied to Voldy that Harry was dead just to get to Draco and in the end when her and Lucius were sitting in the corner with him after the battle.

The saddest chapter I found was Prince's Tale with Snape.

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My favourite part was going back to Hogwarts. It was like going home. I loved how originally Harry was going there purely to get the horcrux, but then when he realised how much support he had and how much it meant to everyone he decided to fight. That was the moment of the book for me, when everyone came together to fight.