Garth Nix/Philip Pullman

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> Alla:
> 
> > (snip)on HDM
> > I did not want a sappy ending, but I also did not want so 
> blatantly 
> > anti-religious ending, I suppose.
> > 
> > I am not a very religious person, but I definitely believe in 
some 
> > kind of higher authority out there. Pulman seems to be very 
> > aetheistic person(judging by his book only, of course), which is 
> his 
> > absolute right to be, but not exactly my cup of tea.
> 
>  
> Gabriela:
> 
> That's the reason why it took me a long time to decide and read 
> them, I agree with you on the religious issue; I am a catholic and 
I 
> knew I would read some things that would go against my beliefs; but 
> I am open minded and decided to give it a try. I don't regret it at 
> all, great series.
> 
> David, thank you for the info on the Sally Lochart trilogy, I'll 
> read them as soon as I can.
> 
> Thanks Alla, thanks David
> 



Alla:

I am hoping that regardless of my beliefs I am able to enjoy any book 
as a beatiful work of art and I did in fact do just that.

It is just emotionally I did not enjoy the ending at all. As I said, 
I would not want it to be very religious ending, but I wanted some 
hope at the end that one day in some other life (in another world, 
reincarnation, whatever) those two will meet again.

I would absolutely recommend these series to anybody, but MYSELF I 
will not be rereading them.


Thanks for your recommendation. :o)