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	title:	The Elements of "His Dark Materials": A Guide to Philip Pullman's Trilogy
	author:	Laurie Frost
	format:	Paperback
	publisher:	The Fell Press
	released:	March 2, 2007
	isbn:	0975943014
	isbn-13:	9780975943014

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The perfect book for Pullman fans - Rated Laurie Frost has written the book you may not even have known that you needed. When you've read all of His Dark Materials and you want more, you want this book. Frost has listed everything from the three volumes. She has produced maps of where things happened. She has also written short essays with her own theories about various aspects in the books. This is such a wonderful book. Pullman himself claims to use it for his own writing to save himself having to remember details he made up earlier. And for anyone who might want to know which Burger King Will visited when he arrived in Oxford, there's a suggestion for that too.

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The perfect book for Pullman fans - Rated 5/5
Laurie Frost has written the book you may not even have known that you needed. When you've read all of His Dark Materials and you want more, you want this book. Frost has listed everything from the three volumes. She has produced maps of where things happened. She has also written short essays with her own theories about various aspects in the books. This is such a wonderful book. Pullman himself claims to use it for his own writing to save himself having to remember details he made up earlier. And for anyone who might want to know which Burger King Will visited when he arrived in Oxford, there's a suggestion for that too.