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The City of Gold and Lead

Tripods Series, Book 2

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The City of Gold and Lead

Written by: John Christopher
Narrated by: William Gaminara
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In the second book of John Christopher's classic series, Will Parker and his cohorts have spent a year living among the free men in the White Mountains. The Resistance charges them, now wearing realistic yet harmless caps, to infiltrate a Tripod city by competing in a sporting exhibition called "the Games" (very similar in nature to the Summer Olympics), in which the winners of the events are to be offered to the Tripods for service.

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Preface Spoils The Plot

The author's new preface inexplicably relates an important spoiler, as he enjoys a victory lap, that has been a key question driving the narrative and is not revealed until the sixth chapter. What is the author thinking? The book itself and the performance are excellent.

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