It's good to be a young and talented wizard. Wizards are respected in the British Empire.Surely, it is the wizards who rule the country, the rest can only thank fate that powerful magicians take care of their well-being (although not everyone among the people understands this). Nathaniel is only fourteen years old, but he is already appreciated by his superiors, and even the Prime Minister himself patronizes him. There is one problem - there are no friends (as a rule, wizards do not have them at all), but there are more than enough envious people. And here, as luck would have it, a uniform disgrace begins to happen in London at night, and the police chief claims that this is the work of the very hooligans who were entrusted to catch Nathaniel. Yes, in such an alteration one cannot do without a strong ally. And Nathaniel has no choice but to call again the genie named Bartimaeus, who once already helped him retrieve the Amulet of Samarkand...The Eye of the Golem continues the Bartimaeus Trilogy, Jonathan Stroud's magnificent cycle of children's Fantasy. p>