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the Eagerly Anticipated Sequel To The Astounding Smash Hit harry Potter And The Sorcerer's Stone Is Finally Here! No Need To Wait — Harry's Back For His Second Year At Hogwarts, Where The Infamous Chamber Of Secrets Has Been Opened For The First Time In 50 Years. The Monster That Is Unleashed Is Literally Petrifying Hogwarts Students (turning Them Into Stone, That Is), And Who Is The Primary Suspect? Harry Potter Himself. Add To This Some Enormous Spiders, A Deathday Party, A Ghost Named Moaning Myrtle Who Haunts The Girls' Bathroom, And Lots And Lots Of Suspense, And You'll Soon Find Yourself Engrossed In Another Terrific Tale In Which Magic Does Exist And Good Eventually Triumphs Over Evil.children's Literaturein This Eagerly Awaited Sequel To harry Potter And The Sorcerer's Stone, Harry Potter Returns For His Second Year At Hogwarts School Of Witchcraft And Wizardry After Surviving A Dreadful Summer With His Muggle/human Relatives The Dursleys. Harry, Along With His Friends Ron And Hermione, Confronts Another Mystery Involving An Evil Force Emanating From A Chamber Of Secrets Below The School. Clues Include A Flying Car, A Book Written In Invisible Ink That Takes Harry Into The Past, And A Ghost In A Bathroom. To Solve The Mystery And Save The School From Closure And Hagrid From Jail, Harry Must Confront His Long Feared Nemesis Voldemort. Children And Adults Alike Will Revel In This Splendid Continuation Of Harry Potter's Adventures.

Following Lycidas and Lilith, the fabulous story of Emily and her companions reaches its breath-taking climax in Lumen – with Christoph Marzi once again weaving together the Victorian atmosphere of Charles Dickens and the magic of Harry Potter. Christoph Marzi has created a truly fantastic world with strong, quirky and loveable protagonists and a thrilling plot that enthrals from the very first sentence. Mysterious figures flit through the winter night, people disappear from the face of the earth, and strange mist envelopes the City of Chimneys. Once again the orphan girl Emily, accompanied by her gruff mentor, the alchemist Wittgenstein, must descend into the world underneath London to look for clues to this mystery. All signs point to Prag, the gloomy city with the gates to hell … Before Emily can reach the end of her quest, the fallen angel Lycidas must come to a fateful decision, Emily’s friend Aurora is convinced she can see the dead, and Emily herself must follow a dangerous path in order to save those she loves … Press “Christoph Marzi writes just as wonderfully and captivatingly as Cornelia Funke and Jonathan Stroud.” Bild am Sonntag “Christoph Marzi has created a wondrous and mystical London filled with beings lost to memory yet now truly alive. The present day and the days of myth become one.” Markus Heitz Author Christoph Marzi, born in 1970, studied economics education in Mainz and began teaching at an economics secondary school in Saarbrücken. He has been writing fantasy stories for many years.