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Original Title:	Golem in the Gears (Xanth, #9)
ISBN:	0345418573 (ISBN13: 9780345418579)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Xanth #9

Golem in the Gears (Xanth #9)

Piers Anthony

Paperback | Pages: 326 pages

Rating: 3.7 | 12345 Users | 101 Reviews

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This book falls far short of the others in the series that preceded it, and was a one-star read for the most part. From my perspective, the last chapter redeemed the book to at least a three-star read, and I'd recommmend sticking with it if you've started already and are thus far disappointed.

Beyond a few mildly amusing puns, the boxes and lines challenges (both of them) were appealing, but my favorite thing about this book is quite simply the "tough but fair" strategy that appears in the final chapter.

Worth a look, mainly because it's such a fast read, but don't start here if you're new to Xanth.

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Title	:	Golem in the Gears (Xanth #9)
Author	:	Piers Anthony
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Special Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 326 pages
Published	:	June 23rd 1997 by Del Rey (first published February 1986)
Categories	:	Fantasy. Fiction. Humor. Science Fiction Fantasy. Young Adult. Magic. Science Fiction

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Grundy Golem goes on a quest to find Stanley Steamer (a dragon) for Ivy. On the way he meets Rapunzel who is held prisoner by the Sea Hag, a potentially immortal fiend who can endlessly die and take over new bodies. She keeps Rapunzel, intent on taking over her body one day. Grundy reascues Rapunzel but is followed by the Sea Hag in many new bodies, still intent on taking over Rapunzel who has fallen for Grundy Golem. She is able to alter her size from human to Golem size but doubts cloud

The story felt a little short, but, over all a good book.

Coming down from the high of Crewel Lye.

Fairly much a non-starter30 December 2011 It seems that Anthony just keeps on writing, and as he keeps on writing, people keep on buying his books, and because they keep on buying his books, he keeps on writing. Not that it is necessarily bad, though we must remember that these books are targeted at a younger audience (as I will explain shortly). Anyway, it suggests something similar to Stephen King. Okay, some of Stephen Kings books are actually really good, but it appears that he got to a

Grundy has been my favorite character since he was introduced into the series because hes never been afraid to speak his mind. He doesnt always do it in the best way and it gets him into trouble he could have avoided and there are times when he should keep quiet and doesnt, but hes not afraid of the consequences of speaking up. I like this book because his less likeable qualities are explained and make him more understandable and his experiences mellow him out without changing him completely.

An amusing and whimsical fantasy adventure with excellent comedy and a mixture of intrigue.

This was the very first Xanth novel I read. I read it when I was in middle school and handed it to my older sister to read, we ened up sort of getting hooked into the series and looked for xanth novels in the library for years. We really got into them. I never had the pleasure of reading the first few books of the series, but my sister tells me it explains about how much of the world of Xanth comes to be. Fans of math and physics sort of sci-fi might really get into it. I still like reading one