![]() Since he's not a magic user, Joel appears to be safe - but he's desperate to investigate and prove himself. His unique skills will soon face an extraordinary test when top Rithmatist students are kidnapped from his Academy. Joel can't infuse his protective lines and circles with power, or bring his chalk-drawn creatures to life, but he's quick to master the underlying geometric principles. Undaunted, he persuades Professor Fitch to teach him magical theory. Joel is fascinated by the magic of Rithmatics, but few have the gift and he is not one of them. ![]() ![]() Here, in a school for the magically gifted, your talent could cost you your life. A fast-paced adventure for readers of all ages by Brandon Sanderson, bestselling author of the Mistborn series and the Stormlight Archives. ![]()
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