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Original Title:	Man from Mundania (Xanth, #12)
ISBN:	0812574974 (ISBN13: 9780812574975)
Edition Language:	English URL http://us.macmillan.com/manfrommundania/PiersAnthony
Series:	Xanth #12

Man from Mundania (Xanth #12) Paperback | Pages: 344 pages

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Title	:	Man from Mundania (Xanth #12)
Author	:	Piers Anthony
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	First Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 344 pages
Published	:	December 15th 2000 by Tor Fantasy (first published January 1st 1989)
Categories	:	Fantasy. Fiction. Humor. Science Fiction Fantasy. Young Adult. Magic. Science Fiction

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For a bored, young princess of Xanth, there's nothing more exciting than a Quest. Especially when all you do is sit around Castle Roogna. But when Ivy uses the Heaven Cent, it takes her not to the top of Mount Rushmost, where the winged monsters gather, not to the sea where the merfolk swim--but to Mundania, a world much like our own (that is, boring). It is here that she meets a young college student so dull that he doesn't even believe in magic, or princesses, or Xanth!

Does he have a lot to learn.

The thrilling climax to the trilogy started in Vale of the Vole and continued in Heaven Cent.

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Princess Ivy is bored, so she ventures out on a quest to look for Humfrey and ends up in Mundania instead because of a computer program. Having met Grey, a person from outside Xanth, she falls like a ton of bricks and brings him to her homeland, but he aggravates her by disbelieving in every magic thing he sees. However, as they fall for each other, Ivy knows she won't be able to marry him because a princess like her can only marry another magician. . . .I don't like the predictable qualities

The story I just finished reading was titled Man From Mundania. It is the twelfth book in the Xanth book series. In this story, the Princess Ivy (who is the sister of Prince Dolph, who was the main character in the previous book) hopes to find the Good Magician Humfrey by using an object called the heaven cent, which takes its users to where they are most needed. She uses the Heaven cent and ends up in Mundania, which is a land without magic, instead of another part of Xanth. Once in Mundania

Great ending to a three book cycle for Xanth and the search for Good Magician Humfrey. The perspective of Grey and the interactions with Xanth and the believe of Magic was very interesting. New subplots were dropped and some were resolved. I have found that this series, after reading then in small batches, really refreshes the brain and work the brain with all of it's puns and literal translation of our world. I am always coming back to them like I would a really a classic movie on cable.I

Note, March 3, 2015: I edited this just now to correct a typo.This book falls, in the Xanth series, mid-way between The Heaven Cent and Isle of View (see my reviews of those), and explains how Princess Ivy and Grey Murphy met. (The reference in the above description to a "trilogy" should be taken with a grain, or a block, of salt; as Anthony points out in the Author's Note here, the preceding Xanth "trilogy" went to nine volumes.) Grey, of course, is the titular "man from Mundania" (that is,

A geek tries to create a woman30 December 2011 Well, I guess I am getting near to the end of my journey through the Xanth novels. This one is based around a computer geek who writes a program to attempt to find himself a girlfriend. The program goes through the letters of the alphabet, summoning women, until princess Ivy arrives from Xanth, disorientated and confused. However, the geek does not believe in magic, and despite travelling to Xanth and seeing all of the wonders, remains sceptical. It

This is Piers Anthony at his best... This would be a great book to introduce newcomers to Xanth... 'Nuff said

First of all, a note to everyone who are thinking of reading this and stumble upon this review: do not read these books one immediately after the previous. They will lose their charm and you won't be able to enjoy them as much.Man from Mundania is a story of finding true love and then probably realising that it isn't worth much but still ending up with everything that you wished for including a happily-ever-after. The story has the necessary twists and turns and the use of puns is either a LOT