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Print length448 pages
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LanguageEnglish
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PublisherWalker Books
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Publication date7 May 2015
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Reading age14 years and up
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Dimensions12.9 x 3.1 x 19.8 cm
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ISBN-101406360589
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Cassandra Clare is the author of the internationally bestselling Mortal Instruments, The Infernal Devices, The Bane Chronicles, The Dark Artifices, The Shadowhunter’s Codex and Tales from the Shadowhunter Academy. Her books have more than 50 million copies in print worldwide and have been translated into over thirty-five languages. The Mortal Instruments: City of Bones is a major movie and Shadowhunters is airing on Netflix. Cassandra lives in Massachusetts, USA. Visit her online at CassandraClare.com. Learn more about the world of the Shadowhunters at UKShadowhunters.com.
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- Publisher : Walker Books (7 May 2015)
- Language : English
- Paperback : 448 pages
- ISBN-10 : 1406360589
- ISBN-13 : 978-1406360585
- Reading age : 14 years and up
- Item Weight : 398 g
- Dimensions : 12.9 x 3.1 x 19.8 cm
- Country of Origin : United Kingdom
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Reviewed in India on 15 August 2017
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My favorite book. Ever. Magnus is my favorite character and always will be. People forget the life of a warlock isnt easy, and Magnus has lived for centuries. Read about his life before he met Alec, Simon, Clary and Jace. A must for TMI fans! Book arrived well packed, and undamaged. (Book is heavy and big!)

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All hail Magnus Bane!
By Raghavan, Chennai on 15 August 2017
My favorite book. Ever. Magnus is my favorite character and always will be. People forget the life of a warlock isnt easy, and Magnus has lived for centuries. Read about his life before he met Alec, Simon, Clary and Jace. A must for TMI fans! Book arrived well packed, and undamaged. (Book is heavy and big!)
By Raghavan, Chennai on 15 August 2017
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"An express look into the life and times of the flamboyant fan favorite Warlock, Magnus Bane"
Reviewed in India on 30 October 2015Verified Purchase
The enigmatic and flamboyant warlock, Magnus Bane. He has lived for a long time and he has grazed his presence in both The Mortal Instruments and The Infernal Devices series in big ways. He can also be found in the margins of The Shadowhunter's Codex with his cool eccentricity. Suffice it to say his alluring personality and sharp wit always sets us intrigued and then as you would have it, authors Cassandra Clare, Maureen Johnson and Sarah Rees Brennan put up 11 short stories about various instances and moments of his life.
First released as separate ebooks and later published in this anthology titled The Bane Chronicles with Godfrey Gao (who played Bane in the Mortal Instruments movie) on the cover. i actually waited to finish City of Heavenly Fire, the last TMI book before taking this up and that had been the best decision I made because I've had the time of my life reading this book.
Laughter, sadness, conflict, giddiness, the sense of the bitter sweet. Magus' story brought so much out of us. Be it in Peru, England or New York, Magus' history brings out a sense of awe in us readers and fans of this fictional world. There were some favorites among the 11 and some were less but really, I have never laughed so much as I did while reading about the colorful life he led.
My favorite moments were definitely with his fellow warlock friends Ragnor Fell and Catarina Loss, Santiago (vampire) and his first date with Alec. Great job ladies. Oh I am definitely looking forward to the new series, The Dark Artifices to begin and the Shadowhunters tv series.
First released as separate ebooks and later published in this anthology titled The Bane Chronicles with Godfrey Gao (who played Bane in the Mortal Instruments movie) on the cover. i actually waited to finish City of Heavenly Fire, the last TMI book before taking this up and that had been the best decision I made because I've had the time of my life reading this book.
Laughter, sadness, conflict, giddiness, the sense of the bitter sweet. Magus' story brought so much out of us. Be it in Peru, England or New York, Magus' history brings out a sense of awe in us readers and fans of this fictional world. There were some favorites among the 11 and some were less but really, I have never laughed so much as I did while reading about the colorful life he led.
My favorite moments were definitely with his fellow warlock friends Ragnor Fell and Catarina Loss, Santiago (vampire) and his first date with Alec. Great job ladies. Oh I am definitely looking forward to the new series, The Dark Artifices to begin and the Shadowhunters tv series.
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Perfect comdition, love the book it is a bunch of novellas about magnus bane being magnus♡ i love magnus and the book is simply great. If u are a shadowhunter fan then this is a must.
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Reviewed in India on 8 September 2018
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A loveable read, endearing and close to my heart, fine writing and enjoyable. Definitely a great read for fans of shadow hunter world.
Reviewed in India on 12 July 2016
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MAGNUS BANE. The name is enough for every shadowhunter fans to buy this book. Over all its an awesome book. All his adventures was good. . Super entertaining. .and last but not least MALEC all the way :D
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Reviewed in India on 1 June 2018
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Its awesome. I love it. It's hilarious. But it does have some darkness like valentines circle and the uprising. How can a person be so sick like valentine..
Reviewed in India on 22 January 2015
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Must buy novella fr shadowhunter fans....plus it's magnus bane😍isn't this a reason enuf!!! V get to know herondale family, Alec,n magnuses frnds from magnus's view.. Damn good...it got comic strips in-between
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Magnus is Bae #Shadowhunters
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Char Louise
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Very entertaining
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 2 January 2018Verified Purchase
After reading The Mortal Instruments and The Infernal Devices I thought I’d give this a read before starting on The Dark Artifices. Magnus and Alec were by far my favourite couple so I was especially excited to read more about them, the parts that were ‘missing’ from TMI.
The book made me laugh from the very beginning when reading about Magnus’ adventures in Peru. I enjoyed finding out more about the signing of the Accords, and seeing characters from the two series in a different context; the Herondale family feature heavily, plus Camille Belcourt and a young Charlotte Fairchild.
I loved the gothic feel of The Midnight Heir, and the Miss Havisham-like character of Tatiana, alone in a decaying mansion with her young ward. It’s much darker than most of the other tales, but it felt like the beginning of a story and not a complete story; I hope at some point we get to find out what kind of black magic Tatiana was trying to do, and what exactly was wrong with James Herondale! My other favourites were Saving Raphael Santiago, The Last Stand of the New York Institute and, of course, The Course of True Love (and First Dates).
I really like the way that Clare writes LGBT characters – not as an afterthought or a token gesture, but as rounded characters who express their sexuality but are not defined by it. It’s so refreshing to find a book with a main character who is openly bisexual, but without his sexuality being portrayed as a big deal or as the most interesting thing about him. The way he talks about his attraction to men and women feels so natural and relaxed.
Looking forward to reading Lady Midnight now!
The book made me laugh from the very beginning when reading about Magnus’ adventures in Peru. I enjoyed finding out more about the signing of the Accords, and seeing characters from the two series in a different context; the Herondale family feature heavily, plus Camille Belcourt and a young Charlotte Fairchild.
I loved the gothic feel of The Midnight Heir, and the Miss Havisham-like character of Tatiana, alone in a decaying mansion with her young ward. It’s much darker than most of the other tales, but it felt like the beginning of a story and not a complete story; I hope at some point we get to find out what kind of black magic Tatiana was trying to do, and what exactly was wrong with James Herondale! My other favourites were Saving Raphael Santiago, The Last Stand of the New York Institute and, of course, The Course of True Love (and First Dates).
I really like the way that Clare writes LGBT characters – not as an afterthought or a token gesture, but as rounded characters who express their sexuality but are not defined by it. It’s so refreshing to find a book with a main character who is openly bisexual, but without his sexuality being portrayed as a big deal or as the most interesting thing about him. The way he talks about his attraction to men and women feels so natural and relaxed.
Looking forward to reading Lady Midnight now!
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The Adventures Of Magnus Bane.
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 7 December 2015Verified Purchase
This collection chronicles some of the adventures of Magnus Bane - the fork tongued, sparkly High Warlock of Brooklyn. There are 11 short stories, which you can find split into novella form for your kindle if you prefer, and some are shorter than others. Number 11 for example, which happens to be my favourite because it's so hilarious, is a selection of voicemails left for Magnus after his break up with Alec.
If you love Magnus in Cassandra Clare's two collections then you will not be disappointed with this collection. We see Magnus up to no good for the most part but with a few minor characters along the way - Ragnor Fell and Raphael Santiago spring to mind. The relationship these two character have with Magnus is amazing and each story ties in wonderfully to the main plots; I never tire of a good "green-skinned" or "grumpy teenager" joke.
The stories are each very different and not all are especially about Magnus but rather just how he encountered a character. Raphael's story of how he became a vampire is particularly interesting and I'm surprised it hasn't been included in the main books because we find out more than I expected from this novella.
A must read for fans. This is funny, interesting and although some stories aren't as interesting as others, the world building is beautiful. Probably difficult to appreciate though if you don't know and love Magnus Bane and his friends - not that he would call them that!
If you love Magnus in Cassandra Clare's two collections then you will not be disappointed with this collection. We see Magnus up to no good for the most part but with a few minor characters along the way - Ragnor Fell and Raphael Santiago spring to mind. The relationship these two character have with Magnus is amazing and each story ties in wonderfully to the main plots; I never tire of a good "green-skinned" or "grumpy teenager" joke.
The stories are each very different and not all are especially about Magnus but rather just how he encountered a character. Raphael's story of how he became a vampire is particularly interesting and I'm surprised it hasn't been included in the main books because we find out more than I expected from this novella.
A must read for fans. This is funny, interesting and although some stories aren't as interesting as others, the world building is beautiful. Probably difficult to appreciate though if you don't know and love Magnus Bane and his friends - not that he would call them that!
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3.5 stars
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 3 July 2020Verified Purchase
This one was kind of difficult to rate for me, I loved a couple of the stories and felt pretty non-committal about others. Don't get me wrong, I still think Magnus is great and I'm happy I read this and learnt more about his character, I was just a little indifferent towards some of the stories.
They were all easy reads and I thought this was a fun book, it just isn't as impressive compared to most of Cassandra Clare's other stuff.
They were all easy reads and I thought this was a fun book, it just isn't as impressive compared to most of Cassandra Clare's other stuff.
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Wonderful story about such a colourful character!
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 15 May 2017Verified Purchase
The Bane Chronicles
- this book is just brilliant. My daughter loves novels, but tends to veer more towards kindle types these days, so it was lovely to see her with an actual book she refused to put down, just like when she was small (she's 19 now). She adored the novel so much she would follow me round reading chapters out to me that were her favourite. Overall the book is wonderful; the quality is excellent as well and you really feel like your holding something of value. The story is both touching and hilarious as you move through the Bane's world - yes, I did indeed read it after my daughter - and you really can imagine the world as he sees it and view the scenes in your mind.
The representation on the front is not Magnus Bane from the Shadowhunters tv series, but the movie - or so my daughter tells me. I mean I know it's not the TV version (I've seen it) and she has seen the movie so I bow to her greater knowledge.
The representation on the front is not Magnus Bane from the Shadowhunters tv series, but the movie - or so my daughter tells me. I mean I know it's not the TV version (I've seen it) and she has seen the movie so I bow to her greater knowledge.
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One cannot have enough Magnus Bane in their life.
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 25 April 2018Verified Purchase
Loved. Every. Second.
Hilarious and brilliant as one could only expect of Magnus Bane and loved how all the stories tied in with conversations and events that happened or were hinted at in the mortal instruments. Loved to see more of Catarina and Tessa and was interesting to find out what the favour Raphael owed magnus.
Fantastic work from Cassandra Claire and Sara - Rees Brennan and Maureen Johnson. As usual I am not disappointed by yet another novel from the sharpshooter world. I was so caught up in the story of the Dark Artifices I forgot about and wished i'd read it sooner. 12/10
Hilarious and brilliant as one could only expect of Magnus Bane and loved how all the stories tied in with conversations and events that happened or were hinted at in the mortal instruments. Loved to see more of Catarina and Tessa and was interesting to find out what the favour Raphael owed magnus.
Fantastic work from Cassandra Claire and Sara - Rees Brennan and Maureen Johnson. As usual I am not disappointed by yet another novel from the sharpshooter world. I was so caught up in the story of the Dark Artifices I forgot about and wished i'd read it sooner. 12/10
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