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The Bartimaeus Trilogy Boxed Set (Bartimaeus #1-3)

Jonathan Stroud

Hardcover | Pages: 1552 pages

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Title	:	The Bartimaeus Trilogy Boxed Set (Bartimaeus #1-3)
Author	:	Jonathan Stroud
Book Format	:	Hardcover
Book Edition	:	Special Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 1552 pages
Published	:	August 29th 2006 by Little, Brown Books for Young Readers
Categories	:	Fantasy. Young Adult. Fiction

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DON'T READ HARRY POTTER, READ THE BARTIMAEUS TRIOLOGY

The reason I liked this series was what it offered that many other fantasy books leave out. The story doesn't operate in a secluded location, disconnected form the rest of the world. In the trilogy the wizards are the elite, the rulers, the imperialists who control empire after empire with the help of their slaves, the djinn. I like the fact that the story involves the conflicting stories of wizards, djinn, and normal, non-magical people. The main characters, Nathaniel, was great becuase I couldn't help but love and hate him throughout the series as he changed.

While Harry Potter is well written, the story is the simple tale of good vs. evil and offers nothing new to the reader. It doesn't try to explain the motivations of people who we see as "evil," they just are. Harry Potter is pornography, trying to convince children that the world is much shallower than it really is. I think the Bartimaeus Trilogy does a good job constructing a fantasy world that is complicated in ways similar to our own.

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Original Title:	The Bartimaeus Trilogy
ISBN:	142310420X (ISBN13: 9781423104209)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Bartimaeus #1-3
Literary Awards:	Literaturpreis der Jury der jungen Leser for Kinderbuch (2007)

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The Bartimaeus Trilogy is possibly one of the best series I have ever read in my short life. Honestly. Stroud captivates his readers with this remarkable world filled with magic and demons, and then manages to pull the carpet out from under us, teaching us that not everything is as it seems. This world (set in an alternate universe London)speaks volumes about the about class and societal issues and yet has the reader (or maybe just me)wishing that this world actually existed.The trilogy's two

This series only gets better as the books go on. The first books sets up the main characters and the setting, but the second two books really develop the characters and the political climate in which they live and the inner turmoil of their society. The characters are multifaceted and have varying motivations which are often conflicting. By the end of the series I was very emotionally invested in the characters and their well being. The ending of the last book ties up most of the loose ends, but

I started this trilogy while pregnant with my son, and haven't turned back. I'm still finishing the last book since this is one we read out loud with my husband! If you like Harry Potter you you should like this not that its anything like harry potter except there is a young sorcerer! This is a well written series from 3 different point of views Bartimaeus being the best talking in very very sarcastic foot-notes!

Wonderfully creative books. Bartimaeus is an irracible character who thinks the world of himself and will surely keep you laughing. One of the best things about these books is how we end up inside the heads of the various characters, understanding their motives and the things that shape them. We watch them evolve, and you fall in love with several. You also get to enjoy the thrill of revenge (there ARE a number of deserving characters), and you see the sadness of loss. But throughout it, you

If I were to be shallow, I'd say The Bartimaeus Trilogy is somewhat like Harry Potter meets Faust. If I were honest, I'd say that it's not like that at all.Imagine a London where magicians not only form the top crust of society, but are educated specifically to work for the government. From lowly paper-pusher to the Prime Minister himself - all of them are versed in magic; which may not be a good thing for the un-magical general populace.And then there's Nathaniel. His birth parents gave him up

DON'T READ HARRY POTTER, READ THE BARTIMAEUS TRIOLOGYThe reason I liked this series was what it offered that many other fantasy books leave out. The story doesn't operate in a secluded location, disconnected form the rest of the world. In the trilogy the wizards are the elite, the rulers, the imperialists who control empire after empire with the help of their slaves, the djinn. I like the fact that the story involves the conflicting stories of wizards, djinn, and normal, non-magical people. The

Amazing. For someone who enjoyed Harry Potter this is a must read. A darker and more profound trilogy with sidesplitting humour cleverly added, courtesy of our favourite upbeat djinn Bartimaeus. Beautifully written captivating characters and a story that will have you reflecting on it even after your long done with the books. As for the ending, Ptolemy's gate was just brilliant.