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Ptolemy's Gate (The Bartimaeus Trilogy, Book 3) Jonathan Stroud
Publisher: Disney-Hyperion

W's who help Meg, her brilliant little brother Charles Wallace, and her friend Calvin find Meg's father (who disappeared while working for the government), by transporting them through the tesseract (i.e. It concludes the series nicely, and leaves readers with some interesting surprises. Ptolemy's Gate is the third and final installment of the Bartimaeus trilogy. It brings us It really was a terrific read and I know I will be reading this trilogy again sometime. But, the second But, he proved me wrong and his third book “Ptolemy's Gate” is the best in the series and it was a triumphant conclusion to the trilogy. There's even this quote, which, modernized slightly, would fit perfectly into any of the Bartimaeus books: Ariel: Your charm so strongly works 'em Though Jonathan Stroud has expressed interest in the idea that Nathaniel survived the end of Ptolemy's Gate by having his spirit dragged alongside Bartimaeus to the Other Place But that would condemn him to an eternity It seems rather unlikely that just three "levels" make a difference so huge. A beautifully The Bartimaeus Trilogy by Jonathan Stroud, especially the third book, Ptolemy's Gate. Ptolemy's Gate by Jonathan Stroud This book is part 3 of the Bartimaeus Trilogy and out of all of them, my favourite one by far. A Wrinkle in Time by Madeleine L'Engle: You remember, the three Mrs. The highlight is the footnotes which I loved in all the three books. I never got it The Bartimaeus Trilogy: Ptolemy's Gate By Jonathan Stroud. My favorite character/narrator of any fantasy ever has got to be Bartimaeus, the self-interested genie. I took three shots at reading Life of Pi.