La daga

The concept of a tool that can cut through worlds is so imaginative—I'm curious what inspired Philip Pullman to create this artifact and its significance in the story.

The book balances thrilling scenes with deep emotional beats that made me reflect on growing up. Was that emotional depth deliberate or did it happen naturally?

Adding characters like Will expanded the story’s scope and themes. I wonder how Pullman decided which new perspectives to include and how they influenced the overall narrative.