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Described as
"Harry Potter for older readers, with all of the mystery and adventure of J
K Rowling", Philip Pullman's "His Dark Materials
Trilogy" astounded the literary world, reaping high praise from
adults as well as children. The final book in the trilogy, The Amber Spyglass
was published to great literary acclaim, earning Pullman a place on the
longlist for the prestigious Booker Prize, pushing the trilogy toward cult
fiction status for both children and adults. This stunning box set contains the
three books in the trilogy: Northern Lights, The Subtle Knife and The Amber
Spyglass, and is the perfect gift for anyone who is looking for a challenging
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"The Amber Spyglass" is the spellbinding end of
the His Dark Materials trilogy, bringing the series to an extraordinary
conclusion. Will and Lyra, the two children at the heart of the books, have
become separated amid great dangers. Can they find each other, and their
friends? Then complete their mysterious quest before it is too late? The great
rebellion against the dark powers that hold Lyra's world in thrall is nearing
its climax. She and Will have crucial parts to play, but they don't know what
it is that they must do, and terrible powers are hunting them
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"The Subtle Knife" is the second book in
the Dark Materials trilogy. Will is 12 years old and he's just killed a
man. Determined to discover the truth about his father's disappearance, he
steps through a window into another world. There, he meets a girl called Lyra
who, like himself, is on a mission. Armed with the Subtle Knife, a tool that
cuts any material (including that which separates universes) and Lyra's
alethiometer, the children set on a journey of discovery that will ultimately
become a battle between Good and Evil. |
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"Northern Lights", the first part of the Dark
Materials trilogy, has dazzled everyone who read it. When Lyra's friend
Roger disappears, she and her daemon, Pantalaimon, determine to find him. Their
quest leads them to the bleak splendour of the North where a team of scientists
are conducting unspeakably horrible experiments. But something more perilous
awaits Lyra. Set in an England familiar and strange, Philip Pullman's lively,
taut story is a must-read and re-read for fantasy lovers of all ages.
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If you
haven't met Sally Lockhart before, prepare to be bowled over. Sally is sixteen
and uncommonly pretty. Her knowledge of English literature, French, history,
art and music is non-existent, but she has a thorough grounding in military
tactics, can run a business, ride like a Cossack and shoot straight with a
pistol. When her dear father is drowned in suspicious circumstances in the
South China Sea, Sally is left to fend for herself, an orphan and alone in the
smoky fog of Victorian London. Though she doesn't know it, Sally is already in
terrible danger. Soon the mystery and the danger will deepen - and at the
rotten heart of it all lies the deadly secret of "The
Ruby in the Smoke"
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