
Lyra and her daemon navigate parallel worlds, confronting authority and the mysterious substance known as Dust.
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Lyra and her daemon navigate parallel worlds, confronting authority and the mysterious substance known as Dust.
Philip Pullman's classic trilogy is now available as a stunning, large-format, bind-up edition. Since the first volume was published in 1955, and has now been filmed as "The Golden Compass", the trilogy has been acclaimed as a modern masterpiece, and has won the UK's top awards for children's literature. Today, the fabulous story of Lyra and her daemon is read and loved by adults and children alike. The extraordinary story moves between parallel universes. Beginning in Oxford, it takes Lyra and ...
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Lyra and Will share a kiss and implied romantic bond in later volumes.
Battles, deaths, and injuries occur, including child experimentation scenes.
Occasional mild language throughout the trilogy.
Brief mentions of alcohol in social settings.
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Central critique of organized religion and the Church as antagonistic force.
Daemons, alethiometer, and parallel-world travel drive the fantasy plot.
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Themes of free will versus oppressive authority recur.
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Child experiments, intercision, and systemic cruelty depicted.
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