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Secret of the Tower

Circle of Magic seriesbook 2 of 6Next:The Wizard's Statue(1990) →

After Randal breaks his promise never to use a weapon, he must travel to the faraway tower of a master wizard to be pardoned before he can practice his magic. But a perilous journey is even more dangerous without a sword or magical powers...This second book in the well-written, absorbing fantasy series will have readers clamoring for more. Ages 8 - 12.

Audience
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