Books matching: court magician
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Save:'Myth Conceptions' by Robert Lynn Asprin is the second book in the 'Myth Adventures' series. The story follows Skeeve, an apprentice to the demon Aahz, as they navigate a world of magic, humor, and adventure. When Skeeve is offered the position of Court Magician of Possiltum, he finds himself facing a daunting task of defending the kingdom against a massive army. With the help of his friends and allies, including Aahz, Tananda, and Gleep, Skeeve must use his wit and limited magical abilities to save the day. The writing style is described as humorous, fast-paced, and entertaining, with a focus on witty dialogue and clever wordplay.
OF all the various unpleasant ways to be aroused from a sound sleep, one of the worst is the noise of a dragon and a unicorn playing tag. I pried one eye open and blearily tried to focus on the room. ...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Myth Adventures ) - #2
Save:'Wizard's First Rule' by Terry Goodkind follows the story of Richard Cypher, a woodsguide who embarks on a journey to find his father's killer. Along the way, he teams up with a mysterious woman named Kahlan to save the world from an evil tyrant named Darken Rahl. is filled with adventures, magic, and a touch of romance, offering lessons about fear, belief, and the triumph of good versus evil. The plot is a classic fantasy tale with a chosen hero, a wise wizard, a quest, a traitor, and an evil antagonist, all set in a detailed world created by the author.
The narrative style of 'Wizard's First Rule' is fast-paced and engaging, keeping readers hooked from the beginning. introduces intriguing characters like Richard, Kahlan, and Zedd, who face challenges, torture, and betrayals as they navigate through a world of magic and danger. The story is a blend of adventure, mystery, and self-discovery, making it a captivating read for fantasy lovers.
It was an odd-looking vine. Dusky variegated leaves hunkered against a stem that wound in a stranglehold around the smooth trunk of a balsam fir. Sap drooled down the wounded bark, and dry limbs slump... - #3
Save:Caraval by Stephanie Garber is a magical and mysterious tale following two sisters, Scarlett and Tella, as they escape their father to participate in the magical game of Caraval. The story is filled with twists and turns, secrets, and a dark and enchanting world that keeps readers guessing until the very end. The writing style is described as young adult, with detailed descriptions that transport readers to the streets of Caraval alongside the characters.
She read the letter again. Then again. And again. Her eyes took in each sharp stroke of ink, every waxy curve of the Caraval master’s silver crest—a sun with a star inside and a teardrop inside of the... - #4
Save:'The Ring of Solomon' in the 'Bartimaeus' series by author Jonathan Stroud is a prequel that follows the adventures of the djinn Bartimaeus who finds himself enslaved to a guardswoman, Asmira, sent by the Queen of Sheba on a mission to assassinate King Solomon and steal his powerful ring. Bartimaeus must navigate through magic, misunderstandings, and mayhem as he works with Asmira to achieve their mission. The story is filled with wit, humor, and excitement, making it an enjoyable read for fans of lighthearted fantasy with historical and mythological elements.
The narrative of 'The Ring of Solomon' is centered around Bartimaeus, highlighting his heroics, wit, and irreverence as he interacts with humans and spirits in a world of magic and power struggles. offers a glimpse into Bartimaeus' adventures in the time of King Solomon, showcasing his sarcasm, intelligence, and desire for freedom. With engaging storytelling and well-developed characters, the book provides a fun and entertaining exploration of Bartimaeus' escapades in a world filled with magical beings and political intrigue.
Sunset above the olive groves. The sky, like a bashful youth kissed for the first time, blushed with a peach-pink light. Through the open windows came the gentlest of breezes, carrying the fragrances ...
(Also, see 100 recommendations for the series Bartimaeus )
