The Bartimaeus Trilogy

Bartimaeus Trilogy
Other booksThe AuthorNews/EventsLinksHome
The Books
The Amulet of Samarkand
The Golem's Eye
Ptolemy's Gate
Bart's Guide to London
Historical Notes
Writing the Trilogy
Bart's Journal
Book Covers
Bart's Home Page
The Golem's Eye

The magician Nathaniel's fledgling career in government is imperilled by a series of mysterious attacks on London. Once more he is forced to summon Bartimaeus to help him out. Meanwhile, the Resistance leader Kitty and her friends embark on their most audacious mission yet.

UK Hardback Edition
Doubleday 2004
ISBN: 0 385 60615 X
BUY BOOK

UK Paperback Edition
Corgi 2005
ISBN: 0 552 550 272

BUY BOOK

US Hardback Edition
Hyperion/Miramax 2004
ISBN: 0 7868 1859 X
BUY BOOK

US Paperback Edition
Hyperion/Miramax 2005
ISBN: 0 7868 3654 7
BUY BOOK  | BUY AUDIOBOOK 

Reviews  

"A must-purchase for all fantasy collections"
School Library Journal (starred review) 

"It has been an anxious wait for fans of the Amulet of Samarkand to see if Jonathan Stroud could pull off another tour de force. But readers can rest easy: this sequel is no pale imitation of its predecessor. The Golem's Eye is another sophisticated, sardonic satire. Most of the morally ambiguous characters from the previous book are back, involved in an irresistible plot, packed with magic, mayhem, wit and wisdom. It is fast paced, frightening and funny, and you don't want it to end."
Lindsey Fraser, The Bookseller

"as hugely enjoyable as before… The alternating perspectives between the three central characters add depth, detail and humour to the action-packed thrills"
Amanda Craig, The Times

"The sharp-witted shape-shifting djinni returns in Stroud's second volume of the Bartimaeus trilogy, this time dealing with a mysterious attacker that is terrorizing London… Fans of book one will enjoy revisiting this delectably uneasy bond between boy and djinni. Bartimaeus's pointed humor makes for a story worth savoring."
Publishers Weekly (Starred review)

"Jonathan Stroud manages to keep the pace and humour of the first part of the Trilogy in the sequel – which is even better."
Die Welt

The Books
The Amulet of Samarkand
The Golem's Eye
Ptolemy's Gate
Bart's Guide to London
Historical Notes
Writing the Trilogy
Bart's Journal
Book Covers
Bart's Home Page