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The Amber Spyglass by Philip Pullman
5.0
Third of series of three.
Even though this is a teen/young adult novel, it has beautiful imagery, a fun and thoughtful story, lovely character development, and most importantly an opulent depiction of panpsychism. Highly recommend for those broadening their knowledge on philosophical perspectives, trying to see the world more creatively, or want to go on a colorful otherworldly adventure. A poignant read as people are learning to waste less and appreciate what they have, and a lovely parallel to Marie Kondo's teaching as if every item has a bit of life. That's not necessarily the point of the story but definitely can ease the reader into a conservationist mindset.
(Same review for all three books)
Even though this is a teen/young adult novel, it has beautiful imagery, a fun and thoughtful story, lovely character development, and most importantly an opulent depiction of panpsychism. Highly recommend for those broadening their knowledge on philosophical perspectives, trying to see the world more creatively, or want to go on a colorful otherworldly adventure. A poignant read as people are learning to waste less and appreciate what they have, and a lovely parallel to Marie Kondo's teaching as if every item has a bit of life. That's not necessarily the point of the story but definitely can ease the reader into a conservationist mindset.
(Same review for all three books)