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The Magician King Lev Grossman
Publisher: Penguin Group (USA) Incorporated

Nearly every review I can find of The Magicians compares it with Harry Potter and The Chronicles of Narnia (some even throw in The Catcher in the Rye and Earthsea). 2nd book in the series being billed as Harry Potter for Adults, although really it's more like the Narnia books in most respects. Hardcover:416 pages Publisher:Viking Adult (August 9, 2011) ISBN-10: 0670022314 Source: Publisher Immediately following the series of events. People sometimes tend to sum up Lev Grossman's fantasy debut, The Magicians, as a kind of anhedonic version of Harry Potter crossed with Narnia. The magician king In The Magicians young Quentin discovers that magic and the Narnia-like realm of Fillory are both real. To anyone who's read Grossman's first novel, everything will be familiar. I thought it was much stronger than the first book, The Magicians, but really pretty similar. Reviewed by Emily Goldsher The Magician King By Lev Grossman Viking, 416 p. The moment I opened up the cover to The Magician King, I was awash with the feeling that I was visiting with old friends. A review, and links to other information about and reviews of The Magician King by Lev Grossman. I don't know if they've been marketing it as a sequel, but it is. The Magician King by Lev Grossman is the sequel to The Magicians. The cover for the first volume in the series, The Magicians, is, in my opinion, one of the most iconic and alluring covers from the past several years. If Magicians is the beginnings of a deconstruction, than Lev Grossman's sequel, The Magician King, is a reconstruction of that same paradigm. I finished reading Lev Grossman's The Magicians and The Magician King. I can't imagine reading it without having read the first. The Magician King will be published in August 9, 2011. Friends with dangerous powers who lean towards mental instability, but friends nonetheless. In the sequel, The Magician King, Quentin is a king, but it is the story of Julia that turns the pages. At the end of Book I, Janet and Eliot tear Quentin away from his grief and anger to take his place on the throne as one of two kings of Fillory.