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The amber spyglass
Pullman, Philip
Teen Fiction PULLMAN
From Publishers' Weekly:
"In concluding the spellbinding Dark Materials trilogy, Pullman produces what may well be the most controversial children's book of recent years," wrote PW. As he asks readers to examine the ideas of organized religion, "Pullman riffs on the elemental chords of classical myth and fairytale. Stirring and highly provocative." Ages 12-up. (May) (c) Copyright PWxyz, LLC. All rights reserved
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Pullman, Philip
Teen Fiction PULLMAN
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From Publishers' Weekly:
"In concluding the spellbinding Dark Materials trilogy, Pullman produces what may well be the most controversial children's book of recent years," wrote PW. As he asks readers to examine the ideas of organized religion, "Pullman riffs on the elemental chords of classical myth and fairytale. Stirring and highly provocative." Ages 12-up. (May) (c) Copyright PWxyz, LLC. All rights reserved
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