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Title	:	Magician's Ward (Mairelon #2)
Author	:	Patricia C. Wrede
Book Format	:	Hardcover
Book Edition	:	Special Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 288 pages
Published	:	November 1st 1997 by Tor Books
Categories	:	Fantasy. Young Adult. Fiction. Historical. Romance. Historical Fiction. Regency

Magician's Ward (Mairelon #2) Hardcover | Pages: 288 pages

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When Mairelon made Kim his ward, he promised to teach her to be a lady and a magician. But magic proves to be harder than it looks for a girl who has just learned to read, and being a lady is even harder. Before frustration - and Merrill's formidably correct aunt - can drive her mad, a mysterious gentleman attempts to burgle the Merrill town house. As disaster strikes Mairelon, Kim must negotiate the hazards of London society, aided by a London moneylender, a Russian wizard prince, seven legendary French wizards...and Mairelon's charmingly eccentric mother.

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Original Title:	Magician's Ward
ISBN:	0312853696 (ISBN13: 9780312853693)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Mairelon #2
Characters:	Mairelon, Kim Schein

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3.5 stars

My only quibble about this book is that I wish there were more Mairelon novels - or even ones about the other characters, as I'd love to read a book about Renee.As with the other Mairelon book, Magician's Ward is a tightly written story about magic and fun characters and it ends on a high note that does tie things up neatly though I always miss the characters. Forever five stars.



I basically adore Wrede, and all of her books. This one doesn't really break any new ground for her, but it doesn't really need to. It's fun and charming and wonderful.

Re-read the last book for about the zillionth time. XD

I'm not particularly adept at writing reviews, but man. This book had me. First, don't read this unless you've read the first book, "Mairelon the Magician". Honestly, I could have used more romance and a bit more character development for more of the supporting characters, but I really loved the way things played out so I can't complain!

This was I think my 4th? reread of this book over the years. In fact it was the first book that introduced me to the writings of Wrede. I enjoyed it. The humour in this book is a little more subtle than in the first book. For avid romance readers, I think you may find the romance a little weak- you see a good portion of their relationship develop in the first book, and you don't see the two together as much in this story. You do however see Kim develop as a wizard in training, and establishing