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The Ring of Solomon

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Publication date
  
14 October 2010

OCLC
  
758069020

Author
  
Jonathan Stroud

Country
  
United Kingdom

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Language
  
English

ISBN
  
1-4231-2372-7

Originally published
  
14 October 2010

Publisher
  
Doubleday

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Media type
  
Print (paperback & hardback)

Pages
  
448 pp (first edition, paperback)

Followed by
  
The Amulet of Samarkand, The Golem's Eye

Genres
  
Children's literature, Fantasy Fiction

Similar
  
Jonathan Stroud books, Bartimaeus Sequence books, Fantasy books

The ring of solomon by jonathan stroud about the book


The Ring of Solomon is a children's novel of alternate history, fantasy and magic reminiscent of the Harry Potter series, but much darker in tone. It is a prequel to the Bartimaeus trilogy, written by British author Jonathan Stroud. The first edition (paperback) was published in Oct. 2010 by Doubleday in U.K..

Contents

Bartimaeus the ring of solomon by jonathan stroud


Synopsis

The book follows the early adventures of Bartimaeus in service to King Solomon.

Setting

The story is set in a fantasy version of ancient Jerusalem, during the reign of biblical King Solomon, about 950BCE.

Magicians

  • Solomon, biblical King of Israel, ~970-931BC
  • Asmira, captain of the guard for Queen of Sheba
  • Balkis (Queen of Sheba)
  • Ezekiel, a magician in service to Solomon
  • Khaba the Cruel
  • Spirits

  • Bartimaeus, a mid-level djinn
  • Faquarl
  • Ammet
  • Spirit of the Ring
  • Philocretes, an afrit
  • Organizations

  • High Magicians of Solomon
  • Magical objects, spells and places

  • Ring of Solomon
  • Reception

    The book received generally positive reception and was praised for its portrayal of complex characters.

    References

    The Ring of Solomon Wikipedia