If horses, dogs, cats or pigeons could read, they'd be welcome to it as well. He also challenges traditional Christian concepts in the trilogy. Fans of all ages Pullman's previous works include plays, picture books and a series featuring a young Victorian heroine. Still, Pullman doesn't consider himself an author of young-adult stories. If horses, dogs, cats or pigeons could read, they'd be welcome to it as well.
Younger readers are just as enthralled.
With every chapter, I was thirsty for more. Storyteller, not a writer Pullman has stressed in the past that he is, foremost, a storyteller. They've got more important things in mind than your dazzling wordplay. They want to know what happens next. But not only children need a good yarn, Pullman said.