The extraordinary world of Philip Pullman's bestselling trilogy is explored in all the detail any fan or researcher of the books will ever need.
With in-depth chapter- reference sections on characters, places, creatures, sciences, languages, and much more, this brilliant work by Laurie Frost has become the official and definitive reference guide to Pullman's books.
About the Author
Laurie Frost holds a PhD in English from Rice University in Houston, Texas, where she specialise in the contemporary novel. Her publications range from a popular culture article looking at companion animals in prose to a scholarly study of Anthony Powell's A Dance to the Music of Time. Born and raised in Miami, Florida, she lives in Alabama with her family. (When her daemon settled as a sloth no one was surprised.)
| I. Characters | p. 1 |
| II. Places and Peoples | p.139 |
| III. Creatures, Beings, & Extraordinary Humans | p.255 |
| IV. The Alethiometer, the Subtle Knife, the Amber Spyglass | p.291 |
| V. Philosophy, Psychology, and Theology | p.311 |
| VI. Applied Metaphysics | p.325 |
| VII. Applied Sciences and Technology | p.337 |
| VIII. The Natural Sciences | p.391 |
| IX. Social Structures of the Worlds | p.433 |
| X. Languages and Diction | p.465 |
| XI. Allusions | p.471 |
| XII. Epigraphs | p.489 |
| Reference | p.513 |
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ISBN: 9781407107974
For Ages: 9 - 12 years old
Format:
Hardcover
Language:
English
Number Of Pages: 546
Published: 2nd June 2008