The Bartimaeus Trilogy: Book Two
The Golem's Eye
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562 pages · Released 2005 · Miramax Books/Hyperion Books For Children
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The Golem's Eye is a witty fantasy adventure with magical action and danger but limited graphic violence. The story rewards cleverness, integrity, and questioning authority while exploring themes of power and responsibility. Though there are some frightening magical threats and peril, the tone remains primarily light and humorous, making it well-suited for middle-grade readers with some fantasy experience.
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In their continuing adventures, magician's apprentice Nathaniel, now fourteen years old, and the djinni Bartimaeus travel to Prague to locate the source of a golem's power before it destroys London. In their continuing adventures, magician's apprentice Nathaniel, now fourteen years old, and the djinni Bartimaeus travel to Prague to locate the source of a golem's power before it destroys London.
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- Golem
- Magic
- Magia
- Apprentices
- Juvenile fiction
- Jinn
- Fiction
- Ficción juvenil
- Aprendices
- Genies
- Genios
- República Checa
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ISBN 9780786836543 · Miramax Books/Hyperion Books For Children