The Golden Compass By Philip Pullman Lyra a young girl living amongst the scholars in the halls of Jordan College overhears men whispering about magical dust. It was rumored these microscopic particles could unite entire universes. Before Lyra's adventure began she experienced a somewhat normal life. Often playing with Gypsy children and those of the servants at Jordan College through the busy streets of Oxford. This book is very complicated to say the least. Practically …showed first 75 words of 521 total…

…showed last 75 words of 521 total…place in the world. It shows the journey through life requires patience, perserverence and strength. This book illustrates the wonders of growing up and the importance of friendship. It includes the age old substory that good always triumphs over evil. I believe high school students would appreciate the Golden Compass and the messages hidden inside. For those interested in the future and what could happen to our universe I recommend this book as essential reading.