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The Magisterium Series Analysis

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The Magisterium Series is a series of young adult fantasy novels written by Cassandra Clare and Holly Black. The first novel of the series was The Iron Trial that the duo wrote in 2014. The novel achieved much success and critical acclaim and made the New York Times bestselling list.

Set in an underground school that trains apprentice mages, the lead character of the series is Callum Hunt a twelve year old child who was under the tutelage of her father Alastair Hunt a former mage. After the death of Sarah his wife during the Great Mage war Alastair had quit the world of magic. Other characters include Master Rufus, Jasper DeWinter, Aaron Stewart, Tamara Ravaji and Calls Pet Havoc.

The Iron Trial the first novel in the series introduces Callum …show more content…

What follows is the biggest test of his life in which the Iron Trial is just the first of many trials. It is an excellent novel that launched one of the most fascinating fantasy series ever written by the dynamic duo of Clare and Black.

IRON TRIAL BOOKS INTO TV/MOVIES:
The Iron Trial series of novels is set to be adapted into a film with Walt Disney Studio Motion Pictures acquiring the rights. The Bronze Key the third novel of the series has been made into a TV series by Disney-ABC Domestic Television.

BEST IRON TRIAL BOOKS:
The Copper Gauntlet the second novel is one of the best in the Iron Trial series. Callum Hunter is not having a summer break like those of kids his age. His father thinks he has secretly become evil, his best friend is Havoc a Chaos-ridden wolf, and he has to go back to Magisterium the magical world in the fall. It gets even worse when he learns that his father could be preparing to destroy him and his dog. He leaves to go to Magisterium but things get more intense when he learns of the theft of a copper gauntlet named Alkahest that is the only thing that can control magical power. In the search for the guilty party they attract the fury of some very evil persons who would do anything including kill to ensure the truth does not come

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