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

Throughout the book he kills his master, mentions pickling another, is quite willing to eat humans, meets a demon who loves his master and believes him to be digusting and pathetic, and grovels more than he ever did in the original three books. I had mixed feelings about `The Amulet of Samarkand', the first book in the trilogy, but enjoyed the second volume and loved the third, `Ptolemy's Gate'. Ptolemy, the few times he and Bartimaeus interact. Foe Yay - Nathaniel and Kitty in Book 2. This book is under Powerbooks' bestselling books for Young Adults at the moment. Then you realise - Bartimaeus hasn't met Ptolemy yet. After visiting the Czech Republic and paying my respects at the tomb of Rabbi Loew, creator of the legendary Golem of Prague, I decided that this week I should choose a novel featuring golems – monstrous men formed of clay and animated by holy names This is the middle book in his `Bartimaeus Trilogy'. Nathaniel appears in this book, too, and although he still has a modicum of compassion, it seems to be fading. For Review: Bartimaeus Trilogy: Ptolemy's Gate (Book 3). Judul: The Bartimaeus Trilogy (Ptolemy's Gate) Penulis: Jonathan Stroud Terbit: September 2005 (AS), September 2007 (Indonesia) Tebal: 576 halaman. ABOUT Ptolemy's Gate By far the most interesting, most powerful, most moving, most climactic of the three (well, for that last one I suppose there's a reason, being the end and all). He sent me a long email with his reviews of the three books and we subsequently exchanged a couple more emails, especially about the endings of this trilogy and the His Dark Materials trilogy. Ptolemy's Gate makes it more obvious; Bartimaeus is most amused by it. So i guess there are a lot of bartimaeus fans like me.