Book Review of The Subtle Knife by Phillip Pullman

Phillip Pullman's Subtle Knife Book Review This week I decided to read Phillip Pullman's novel "Sophisticated Knife". Philip Pullman was born in Norwich on October 19, 1946. His father and step step-father were in the Royal Air Force, so the early part of his life was traveling all over the world. He spent part of his childhood in Australia. So he first saw a cartoon miracle, and especially like Superman and Batman. Since living at the age of 11, he lived in North Wales and returned to England.

This year marks the 20th anniversary of Phillip Pullman's "Golden Compass", the first novel by the "Dark Materials" trilogy, which includes "subtle knife" and "amber telescope". The golden compass is a "genuine classic" because it is true in the classical sense - pure, well done; that needle spreads through the oldest and best theme: childhood, Knowledge, faith and love. In that case Slate may not be perfectly fair when submitting the author's work. (At least one of the editors here has an initiation student named Lyra.) However, with a huge and beautiful anniversary copy of the random house, we talked to Pullman about "Young Adult" literary labels so it is calm I tried to do it. His identity is "post romantic" and his long-awaited "dark material: a book of dust"

For over 15 years, Philip Pullman has talked about companion novels in his famous fantasy trilogy "Dark Materials". Earlier this year, he revealed that the Golden Compass, a subtle knife and amber telescope fan will read not only the "dust book" but also the trilogy. With the advent of The Book of Dust, it is worth reviewing Pullman's splendid trilogy. Readers have enjoyed numerous excellent YA fantasy novels in the last 20 years, but his dark material is particularly striking. Good and evil

Fantasy Philipp Pullman announced last night that he is making a new trilogy. Beginning with "The Book of Dust" released in October 2017, this unknown series will be a companion of Pullman's dark material series (Golden Compass, subtle knife and amber spy). In 1995 and 2000, nearly 18 million items were sold worldwide, affecting the large budget adaptation in 2007, starring Nicole Kidd. Returning to the multidimensional universe (including our own strange world) that the authors pointed out, "Dust Book" has been reported to feature Lyra Belacqua, a baby but former hero. The title points to the core particle of the original series. In an interview with NPR, Mr. Pullman says: "I really want to explore in this new piece of work, the essence of dust, consciousness, and the meaning of being a person."