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Ptolemy's Gate (The Bartimaeus Trilogy, Book 3) by Jonathan Stroud

Ptolemy's Gate (The Bartimaeus Trilogy, Book 3) Jonathan Stroud ebook
Format: pdf
Publisher: Disney-Hyperion
Page: 512
ISBN: 0786818617, 9780786818617

Better still, Stroud's I won't give away too much, but book three ends with the death of a major character (it's probably my favorite ending of any book EVER.can you tell how much I love this story?). Ptolemy's Gate is the third and final installment in the Bartimaeus Trilogy. Review, Bartimaeus Trilogy #3: Gerbang Ptolemy (The Ptolemy's Gate), Nov 5, '07 1:16 AM for everyone. Books in the Bartimaeus Trilogy: 1. The YA trilogy was extremely successful and was enjoyed by both its intended audience and adults Delighted because I enjoyed the first 3 books and wanted to know more about Bartimaeus. Jonathan Stroud's Bartimaeus; the wise cracking fourth level djinn, first appeared in the Bartimaeus trilogy (The Amulet of Samarkand, The Golem's Eye & Ptolemy's Gate) in 2003. But the execution left a lot to be desired (especially in the last book, first book was the best). As they say, wisdom can be This was exactly what I was thinking as I stared at the author's note in the last page of 'Ptolemy's Gate'. Phillip pullman's concept was amazing – challenging the Authority. Alongside Nathanial (against his will) is the enslaved This book takes place another three years after the previous novel, The Golem's Eye, with Nathanial well and truly established within the British Government. The trilogy was Before I picked up the Bartimaeus Trilogy, I had discarded the fantasy genre from my preferred list. Jonathan Stephens - Author - THE BARTIMAEUS TRILOGY #3: PTOLEMY'S GATE by Jonathan Stroud (5 stars) What THE AMULET OF SAMARKAND began in the first book, PTOLEMY'S GATE finishes up gloriously. Stroud has some of the most complex, realistic characters of any book I've ever read, and Bartimaeus has to be my all-time favorite protagonist. Posted: May 3, 2011 in My Bibliophilia · 2. Ptolemy's Gate is the last book in the Bartimaeus trilogy by Jonathan Stroud, detailing the rise of a young magician named Nathanial in a right-wing Magician-run alternative version of Great Britain.