Her jump the DG bandwagon? LoL

Nah can't be that. Probably summer classes or volunteering or something.

She resigned.

Family problems apparently...

...she said she wouldn't expect to come online that often at all...

That sucks....

She was fun to debate (argue) with

*sigh*

It's a shame indeed. She was cool. :(

Hmm, the best part...well, there's lots of funny bits, like in the tower with the utukku. Oh, and also when Bartimaeus tries to destroy the mercenary...

"I'd been...etc. etc. and generally taken for granted. And now this bloke was joining in too, when I'd been doing was quietly trying to kill him."
-Bart

Loved that part! Dunno if that's a perfect quote...but also, I agree with you guys in that when Lovelace comes and UNderwood finds out about Nathaniel's 'projects' it's very good and suspenseful...for me, the entire book is good from beginnign to end, but especially the end when it all comes together at the mansion!

Ianna resigned? Oh yeah now I remember. Well, it's a loss to Bartiforums. But, she'll be back occasionaly right?

I think so, but not very often.

You ressurected a conversation topic that hasn't been discussed in about a month now. :P

It was Musica, not Apocrypha.

Huh what? Somebody say my name?

Yes...thought of another best part...when Nat is in the study when he was five. Very scary...made me hate Underwood and love Nat!
Poor Nat.

I know. I also liked the old man/Nat proposal. (Where Nat is offered to be part of the plot and Nat kills him.)

Yes! You know what? The entire book is amazing...I wasn't bored for even a single itty bitty part...that's something not even HP could do to me!

Aos? Yes it was great while in the case of HP Philophser's Stone kinda flat out bored me.

I wasn't totally bored by it the first time, but now whenever I reread it I am...not like the Barti books! Every time I read AoS I laugh, every time I read GE I laugh harder, and every time I read PG I...cry. God, I love and hate that ending SO MUCH!

I didn't cry but I was sad. I was rereading the trilogy now and I found out I actually like GE better now. :blink: which is wierd. I liked GE but it wasn't the best. Now I just love it!

I know, I know, I'm digging up a dead topic... :P Anyway, I liked the bit where we're first introduced to Jabs and Faquarl, it was a great way to set up the book.

Barti never told us why Farquarl likes bieng a chef. It's doesn't even seem Egyptian.

Apocrypha wrote: I didn't cry but I was sad. I was rereading the trilogy now and I found out I actually like GE better now. :blink: which is wierd. I liked GE but it wasn't the best. Now I just love it!

Who changed my post. -points to Mwamba- Oh, never mind.

I changed your post....?

I never said I love GE...

Hmm, odd. *shrugs*

Then which book do you love the most then?