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Title	:	Battle Magic (The Circle Reforged #3)
Author	:	Tamora Pierce
Book Format	:	Hardcover
Book Edition	:	Anniversary Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 440 pages
Published	:	September 24th 2013 by Scholastic Press (first published January 1st 2013)
Categories	:	Fantasy. Young Adult. Magic. Fiction

Battle Magic (The Circle Reforged #3)

Tamora Pierce

Hardcover | Pages: 440 pages

Rating: 4.07 | 7206 Users | 553 Reviews

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NEW YORK TIMES bestselling author Tamora Pierce returns to the magical world of Winding Circle.

While visiting the God-King and the First Circle temple in Gyongxe, mages Briar, Rosethorn, and Evvy are invited to visit the emperor's summer palace. Although treated like royalty when they first arrive, the mages soon discover that the emperor plans to invade Gyongxe, posing a fatal threat to the home temple of the Living Circle religion.

Accompanied by one of the emperor's prize captives, the three mages rush to Gyongxe to warn its citizens of the impending attack. With the imperials hot on their trail, Briar, Rosethorn, and Evvy must quickly help the country prepare for battle.

But even with the help of new allies, will their combined forces be enough to fight the imperial army and win the war?

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Original Title:	Battle Magic
ISBN:	0439842972 (ISBN13: 9780439842976)
Edition Language:	English URL http://www.tamorapierce.com/books.html
Series:	The Circle Reforged #3, Emelan #11, Emelan Chronological Order #9 , more
Characters:	Rosethorn, Evumeimei Dingzai, Luvo, Briar Moss, Parahan, Dokyi
Setting:	Gyongxe, Yanjing

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This is still not my favorite of the Circle books--due mainly to the oddity of going back in time after WotE, I think, but partially to the sudden turn for the divine; I'm still not used to Emelan's mythology playing such a huge roll in the books--but man, I love Briar and Evvy and Rosethorn.

I was appalled for the longest time, not knowing what story I'd missed as they went on about Yanjing, while I had no idea what they were talking about. I though, Surely, I would remember them going through a war?! I looked online, but could not seem to find one of her books I'd yet to read. It pleases me greatly that I could not find it because it has yet to be written, and that it will be soon, but it also vexes me that it comes AFTER "The Will of the Empress" and "Melting Stones". I suppose

I have loved Tamora Pierce's books since second grade. She has always been my favorite author and it kills me that I didn't like this book. Will of the Empress is my favorite of hers, hands down, and I was expecting Battle Magic to be along the same lines in quality. Instead, the book felt very empty. As usual, the action scenes are superbly written, but I feel as though the characters weren't as fleshed out as normal. The side characters felt very two-dimensional. In addition, a lot of what

while i love Briar and Evy, i wish this wasnt set in the past because i want to see how everyone else is doing. i already know what happened to them in Yanjing traumatized them but i dont have an urge to find out. i am much more interested in what happens after the will of the empress....ill still read this one though and then ill read melting stones.

Rosethorn is still weak from her death and magic-fueled resurrection, so she embarks upon a lifelong dream: a tour of the world's gardens. Her protege Briar comes along, both to see the gardens and to keep an eye on her health, and with Briar comes his new student Evvy. The book opens as they end their visit to Gyongxe, a sort of pseudo-Tibet (sky burials, led by a child chosen to rule because he literally has the wisdom&personalities of elders within him, mountainous, etc). They are invited

3.5 stars but rounded up. Not my fav Tamora Pierce book, but still good.