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James Potter and the Curse of the Gatekeeper (James Potter #2)

G. Norman Lippert

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Original Title:	James Potter and the Curse of the Gatekeeper (James Potter, #2)
Edition Language:	English URL http://www.gatekeeperscurse.com/chapters/JPCG_complete.pdf
Series:	James Potter #2
Characters:	James Sirius Potter, Lily Luna Potter, Albus Severus Potter, Rose Weasley, Zane Walker, Ralph Deedle, Petra Morganstern, Harry Potter, Hermione Granger

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A summer of change brings James Sirius Potter back to Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry with a new perspective. Confident that last year's adventures are well behind him, James prepares for the more prosaic challenges of schoolwork, trying-out for the Quidditch team, and keeping an eye on his brother Albus and cousin Rose.

A new year brings a new adventure, however, beginning with some increasingly worrisome questions about the new headmaster, Merlinus Ambrosius, whose long trek outside of time may have attracted the attention of a horrible entity known to legend as "the Gatekeeper".

Determined to prove Merlin's trustworthiness, James finds himself lost in a deepening web of intrigue, deception and secrets that stretches all the way back to the time of the founders.

With the Gatekeeper looming, preparing its prophesied human host for a final reign of doom, James, Rose and Ralph forge unexpected allies in a last-ditch effort to stop it before it is too late.

In the end, however, all hopes lead to Merlin, and James must face the very real possibility that everything he believes about the new headmaster is, in fact, a carefully constructed facade.

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Title	:	James Potter and the Curse of the Gatekeeper (James Potter #2)
Author	:	G. Norman Lippert
Book Format	:	ebook
Book Edition	:	Anniversary Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 459 pages
Published	:	2008
Categories	:	Young Adult. Fiction. Fantasy. Magic. Paranormal. Witches. Mystery. Childrens

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The sequel is just as good as his first book, James Potter and the Hall of Elders. I highly recommend this to anyone who enjoyed the first book. I highly recommend both of these James Potters books to any Harry Potter fans open to reading a sequel. Having missed the end of the original, I've thoroughly enjoyed the fanfic sequels and they were done incredibly well.

Samuel Johnson (the dictionary man) once famously said to a young author whose book he'd been asked to review that there were parts of it that were good, and parts of it that were original. But the good parts were not original, and the original parts were not good. This book is largely the opposite. The original characters (including those that might as well be original characters, because J.K. Rowling has done little more than write their names on a genealogical chart) worked well for me, but

Having just come off the heels of my review of the first book, I'll try and do as justice to this book as much as I can. The first book had left me excited for more, and so immediately after finishing the first I devoured the second. And to be honest the first third or so of the book had me satisfied as an extension of the world established in the first book, but just about the time that the kids started "settling" into school I started feeling rather "off" by the book, and that feeling only



None of us were kidding when we said we wanted to have enough kids to make a Quidditch team, were we? I feel so bad right now.This book worths 4 starts,it was much much better than the first one but something pulls me off,maybe the fact that in some parts was slow.I find myself really..."Strict" when it comes to this series and I don't know why!Something tells me the third one will finally get the 4th star but no promises people.Overall,G. Norman Lippert like I said in my previous review of the

"James Potter and the Curse of the Gate Keeper (James Potter, #2)" is a continuation of the adventures of James, Harry Potter and Ginny Weasley's son. But there are changes from the last since this time around, he's joined by his younger brother, Albus and his cousin, Rose (Hermione's daughter). At first I thought, oh no, the author's re-creating the Golden Trio (take a look at the book cover and you'll see why I assumed this). Fortunately this wasn't the case. The mother of all surprises was

3.5. A much better story than the first James Potter. However, entirely too many "crooked smiles" for my taste.