Kether

[squeakage]

Hey dude

 

whats the name of that book you told us about when we stayed at Dan's house

 

The on about the feud with Satan and God

 

I've finished my book and I feel lost - need another one

 

that sounded good and a break from what I would normally read.

 

Cheers matey!

[Lisa]

the bible???

[Guest]

LMAO alot.

[squeakage]

haha funny

 

kether will know what I mean though

[squeakage]

I hope!!! the one where you said to dan that you didn't have to believe in God to apreciate it was a good story

 

(i do hope you know what I'm on about)

[Guest Kether]

His Dark Materials Trilogy by Phillip Pullman.

 

Part 1 = Northern Lights

Part 2 = The Subtle Knife

Part 3 = The Amber Spyglass

 

You will not be able to put these books down and when you finish them you will feel like something is missing from your life they are that good.

[squeakage]

nice one

 

i'll hunt them down coz they sounded good

 

ps It was Blistese I have not blistex

[SexyNic]

QUOTE (Kether @ Jul 27 2004, 17:15)

His Dark Materials Trilogy by Phillip Pullman. Part 1 = Northern Lights Part 2 = The Subtle Knife Part 3 = The Amber Spyglass You will not be able to put these books down and when you finish them you will feel like something is missing from your life they are that good.

i have read all of these and then i made scream read them too, they are unbelievable and so deep that i can't believe they were written for children

 

the first 50 or so pages of northern lights are a bit hard to get into (in my opinion) but you have to persevere

 

i can't say enough how good they are! (as long as you are interested in philosophy that is)

 

[Lisa]

kids books?? Are they for the advanced child??

[squeakage]

sounds it

 

I'm looking forward to reading them now...

 

have just started High Fidelity to fill up the time til i get em

[Aaron]

Sounds interesting, will have a look for these, am determined to get back into reading again...

[Guest Kether]

QUOTE (squeakage @ Jul 27 2004, 17:17)

nice one i'll hunt them down coz they sounded good ps It was Blistese I have not blistex

Same thing isn't it, they changed the name.

[Guest Kether]

QUOTE (Lisa @ Jul 27 2004, 17:44)

kids books?? Are they for the advanced child??

It's for kids in the same way that the Simpsons is for kids.

 

Works on both levels fantastically well. A lot of the religious and philosophical ideas in it are complex, novel and fascintating wheras the story itself is fantasy, full of action and adventure, parallel universes, angels, witches and talking bears.

 

I can't reccomend these novels enough, I'd say they are probably better than LOTR as a trilogy.

Edited July 27, 2004 by Kether

[Lisa]

hmm sound s good, may have to check these out

[squeakage]

QUOTE (Kether @ Jul 27 2004, 17:54)

I can't reccomend these novels enough, I'd say they are probably better than LOTR as a trilogy.[/b[

Thats what the review on amazon said