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Magyk

Magyk
Septimus Heap Book 1
by Angie Sage
Hardcover: Mar 2005,
576 pages.
Paperback: Mar 2006,
592 pages.

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Rated 1 of 5 of 5 by Joe
BORED ME
I like normal medieval books knights and dragons you get the picture but I couldn't read this book for the life of me!

Rated 5 of 5 of 5 by Nancy
Magyk
This is a really cool book because I'm already on book 7 and I have 2 more chapters then i'm done.

Rated 5 of 5 of 5 by leni
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This was a great book- one of the best of the hundreds of books I have read. Angie Sage really outdid herself on this one. The rest of the series is good, but not as wonderful as this book. This is a great book for 4-6 graders. (I read it in 4th grade.) i loved it so much! This is such a phenomenal book! If you have not already read this sensational book, you are really missing out!

Rated 5 of 5 of 5 by S Davis
awsome book
I think that this book is awesome. IT is full of action and mystery and it put's other feelings and life into. Great Book and Great Author!!!

Rated 2 of 5 of 5 by Nathaniel
overrated
This book wasn't worth the read, the language was poorly written, and hasn't anyone noticed that every single time a person needs something they get it? like the when the need a boat they just happened to accidentally touch a picture that gives them a boat, and with boy 412 in the burrow he was cold and he just happened to find a ring that kept him warm? And what's with spelling all the words wrong just to make it look cool?

Rated 5 of 5 of 5 by Jagraj
Excellent book highly recommended
This Book is a excellent book people just do not want to put down as this fantasy book just casts a spell on you for you not to stop reading this. I Recommend this to all 9-13 ages as it is excellent for their ages.
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