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The Book of Dust: The Secret Commonwealth (Book of Dust, Volume 2)
Young Adult · 2019
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“Evil can be unscrupulous, and good can’t. Evil has nothing to stop it doing what it wants, while good has one hand tied behind its back. To do the things it needs to do to win, it’d have to become evil to do ’em.”
-“The Secret Commonwealth”
Philip Pullman
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I read The Golden Compass trilogy with my daughter when she was 12 and that was fantastic for her. We also read Jack Womack's Random Acts of Senseless Violence, while living in the neighborhood where it takes place, and that was revelatory, although probably not for every kid at that age...
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Okay Sci-Fi TV folks … give me some of your all time favorites! A few of mine Killjoys Firefly Fringe Sense8 Battlestar Galactica Continuum Terranova Dark Matter Lost Girl The Expanse Defiance Falling Skies 12 Monkeys The 100 (minus Clarke. Fuck Clarke)
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Today’s delightful book haul, courtesy of a couple of sales:
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Eesh. Was looking forward to this as I’m halfway through ‘The Secret Commonwealth’ and quite liking it.
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Yeah! Trilogy as in three related books, since you're right, La Belle Sauvage is a prequel, and then Book of Dust and Rose Field are sequels (Rose Field picks up exactly where Book of Dust left off).
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Oh so it is a trilogy again? (feels odd to think of it that way given how much earlier La Belle Sauvage is set)
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There're many but this popped in my head 1st. Actually if I was honest, the 1st thing that popped in my head was the series "His Dark Materials" the books & series spoke to my spiritual heart. I loved that it had nothing to do with christianity & the author purposely did that, but you said movies.
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I’m participating in a book reading advent calendar this year and received the details this morning so I’ve been marking up my book. We’re reading @philippullmanreal.bsky.social ‘s The Subtle Knife which we’ve all read before but chose as a favourite book to reread.
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And in audio, I’m still listening to The Rose Field by Philip Pullman
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This reminds me of a science fiction story that had mammals with wheels … what was it? It was so good! Anyone know? The wheels even detached! Was it His Dark Materials?
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of course it's worth having complicated feelings about stoppard. and even about the plays, too! but it is hard not to think about Arcadia. if a bluebell, why not a rose! thomasina coverly is the lyra belacqua of literature, and valentine coverly a fascinatingly perfect portrait of closeted queerness
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Nothing like driving home four hours in a snowstorm while listening to characters in a book repeatedly passing out from exhaustion due to the rigors of travel. Thanks Philip Pullman!
(The Rose Field is really good btw)
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Being in Bellingen for some reason?
Direct flights from Sydney to Seattle announced but I can’t afford to go
Dead huntsmen in my bed
Being back in Armidale
Ziva from NCIS undercover
Soccer
HDM but modern day
YouTubers
Snakes
Doing Year 12 exams again?!
Immigration appointment
Year 12 formal??
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His Dark Materials by Philip Pullman, Percy Jackson, anything by Tamora Pierce (but I personally love the Immortals quartet), anything by Cornelia Funke (the Thief Lord is particularly good).
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Also I don't like the implication that Mrs. Coulter is only cold to Lyra because HER DAEMON WAS CUT
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So I've been watching His Dark Materials, and Tom Hooper sure returned to form (even if he'll never live down Cats)
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After 'His Dark Materials' we discovered Philip Reeve's 'Mortal Engines', which I nominate for one of the best opening lines ever:
'It was a dark, blustery afternoon in spring, and the city of London was chasing a small mining town across the dried-out bed of the old North Sea'.
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They really are wonderful books, great adventures and well-drawn characters. Our local authority had a children's 'Writing Squad' (M was in it) where gifted kids would spend time writing, chatting etc - and meeting authors such as Philip Pullman.
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I loved the adaptations of 'His Dark Materials'. the books are at the top of my must read pile.
I've got embroidery going at the moment & it does tend to be one or the other.
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I suppose our struggle with 'The Amber Spyglass' is that my daughter was 9 when I was reading it to her so we were getting a bit deep into philosophical discussions for her age-group. She did meet Philip Pullman at Hay Festival and aired her views... 🙄🤣
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