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Lyra's Oxford

Part of the His dark materials series
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This is a wonderful new episode from the world of Philip Pullman's bestselling trilogy, His Dark Materials, to be published in November 2003.

In Lyra's Oxford the reader will share the huge excitement of discovering a small bundle of material that has somehow slipped between Lyra's universe and our own.

The book will include a wonderful new story by Philip Pullman, fully illustrated intricate maps and other ephemera from Lyra's universe.

The text will be illustrated throughout in beautiful black and white wood-blocks by the highly acclaimed engraver, John Lawrence, together with specially printed three-colour pull out maps of Lyra's Oxford.

This publication could have come from a parallel universe.

The short story contained within Lyra's Oxford finds Lyra with her daemon Pantalaimon a couple of years after the end of The Amber Spyglass.

Sitting on the roofs of Oxford she sees a bird, the daemon of a witch, a storm petrel flying towards her pursued by a huge and angry flock of starlings.

Birds play a big part in this story. And gradually a mystery unfolds--A beguiling new episode from the universe of His Dark Materials and other matter never before seen in this world

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Product Details
David Fickling Books
0385606990 / 9780385606998
Hardback
823.914
06/11/2003
United Kingdom
English
48 p. : ill.
18 cm
teenage Learn More
Quiz No: 206763, Points 1.00, Book Level 6.00,
Middle Years - Key Stage 2 Learn More
Philip Pullman has won the Smarties Prize Gold Award, for "The Firework-Maker's Daughter", the Guardian Fiction Award, the Carnegie Medal for "Northern Lights" and the Whitbread Prize for "The Amber Spyglass". His other books include "Count Karlstein", "The Ruby in the Smoke", "Clockwork", "I Was a Rat" and "Spring-Heeled Jack".
Philip Pullman has won the Smarties Prize Gold Award, for "The Firework-Maker's Daughter", the Guardian Fiction Award, the Carnegie Medal for "Northern Lights" and the Whitbread Prize for "The Amber Spyglass". His other books include "Count Karlstein", "The Ruby in the Smoke", "Clockwork", "I Was a Rat" and "Spring-Heeled Jack". YFH Fantasy & magical realism (Children's / Teenage)