Trapped! What good is being Grand Wizard of Kimyra if you can never go home again? Kat is determined to get back to Earth. Jarrett is determined to bring her back. But who will rescue whom? The Wizards Trilogy wraps up with a dragon-riding, planet-hopping adventure that brings together all the trekkers in one last struggle for control of Kimyra, and maybe even the galaxy.
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Wizard Girl ...superbly written. A highly enjoyable, unforgettable cascade through a world of enchantment and mystery. -- Midwest Book Review
In the Harry Potter vein, (Wizard Girl) is super! -- Nifty Cool Toys
Author Rick Just has an imagination that rivals J.K. Rowling. -- Dr. Stan Steiner, "The Bookman," 2002
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Rick’s young adult fantasy/science fiction series is called The Wizards Trilogy. All three books, Wizard Chase, Wizard Girl, and Wizards' End, are now out in matching covers.
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Rick Just is a native Idahoan who grew up on a ranch along the Blackfoot River. He has served as editor of Boise State University's nationally acclaimed literary magazine, cold-drill. During Idaho's Centennial, Rick wrote and produce the official Centennial radio series, "Idaho Snapshots,' which aired daily on stations statewide. The program won the 1990 Governor's Take Pride in Idaho award in the media category and received a Certificate of Merit in the national Take Pride in America program in 1991. His book, Idaho Snapshots, contains about half the programs from the radio series. Many of those vignettes appeared in the 1995 book Idaho unbound, albeit without permission. Rick's novel Keeping Private Idaho came out in 1996. He is co-editor of the fourth edition of Letters of Long Ago, by Agnes Just Reid, which was published in 1997. His young adult books, Wizard Chase, and Wizard Girl are books one and two of the Wizards Trilogy. They were published in 2000 and 2001. The final book of the trilogy, Wizards' End was published in 2002. Rick was the editor of 100 Years, Idaho and its Parks the centennial history of Idaho's state parks system, which was published in 2008. He is a member of the Idaho Writers Guild.
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If, like me, your tastes in reading lean more towards sci-fi than fantasy, dont be deterred by the title of this terrific series, which begins when a young Idaho boy stumbles upon a hidden cave. Chasing his errant cat, he soon finds that the cave is a gateway to another world, Kimyra, where talking(!) cats are joined by such strange creatures as ribeks, wallacatoons, trolls, and gryphons in a battle between good and evil wizards. For the Kimyrans, everything is explainable as magic, but thirteen year old Gerrald, a.k.a., Jarrett in Kimyran, is a bit of a skeptic, less amenable to accepting explanations involving the supernatural when nature is known to have more tricks up its sleeve than an army of wizards could conjure up in a lifetime of trying. But to get back to Earth, Gerrald will need all the magic he can muster to steal two jewel eyes that were stolen from a stone dragon by the evil wizard Mantigore. Together, Wizard Chase, Wizard Girl, and Wizards End make up one heck of a good tale.
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