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		<title>The Bartimaeus Trilogy: The Golem&#8217;s Eye (bk. 2), by Jonathan Stroud</title>
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My main gripe with the first Bartimaeus was how much Nathaniel&#8217;s chapters dragged as compared with Bartimaeus&#8217;s.  The Golem&#8217;s Eye ameliorates this problem by giving us plenty of the ever-delightful Bartimaeus, and adding a third point of view: Kitty, the young Resistance leader.  Nathaniel is also older now, and more of a love-to-hate [...]]]></description>
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		<title>The Bartimaeus Trilogy: The Amulet of Samarkand (bk. 1), by Jonathan Stroud</title>
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Nathaniel is a magician&#8217;s apprentice in modern London.  In his England, magicians control everything: the Prime Minister is the most powerful, and the rest of the government is made up of other magicians, all constantly jockeying for power and full of contempt for &#8220;commoners&#8221; (ie., everyone else).  What the commoners don&#8217;t know is [...]]]></description>
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