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    The Jewel of the Kalderash: The Kronos Chronicles: Book III

    By Marie Rutkoski

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    Upon arriving in the Romany homeland to deliver the Mercator Globes, Petra Kronos, Tomik, and Neel formulate a plan to save Petra's father, who has been transformed into a Gray Man. But when a long-held secret is revealed, Neel finds himself bound to his country. The friends are quickly swept up in an epic battle for power. Thrones are at stake. Spies are afoot. Murder is common. Worst of all, Prince Rodolfo is close to becoming emperor, and ruling half of Europe.

    How much is Petra willing to sacrifice to defend the people she loves? Her search for answers will take her to castles and cities, through mountains, and even underwater as she tests her strength and gambles her life.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMacmillan Publishers
    Release dateOct 25, 2011
    ISBN9781429969949
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    The Jewel of the Kalderash: The Kronos Chronicles: Book III
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    Marie Rutkoski

    Born in Illinois, Marie Rutkoski is a graduate of the University of Iowa and Harvard University. She is a professor of English literature at Brooklyn College and a New York Times bestselling author of books for children and young adults, including The Shadow Society and the Kronos Chronicles, which includes The Cabinet of Wonders. She lives in Brooklyn with her family.

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    • 4/5
      I was a bit nervous about this, as I always am about the conclusions of series I've enjoyed. What if they don't end well? What if someone I like dies? What if the right people don't end up together? It is very stressful. However, Marie Rutkoski is fabulous, and this is a great conclusion to a wonderful series. I liked Neel's bits especially--his tension between his personal desires and his responsibilities was great. (Dec 2011)

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    • 4/5
      I believe this is the best book of the series. It is a little slow to start, but really picks up and then it becomes impossible to put down. I found Pertaining a little annoying, but what 14 year old isn't? The ending wad satisfying but I dis want a little more. Maybe there is room for a future story.

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