À la croisée des mondes : L'intégrale

Her willingness to question authority and explore the unknown really stood out to me. I wonder if that sense of curiosity is what keeps her going in such dangerous situations.

The mix of daemons, parallel worlds, and scientific ideas created such a rich universe. I'm curious whether Pullman set out to combine these genres from the start or if it evolved naturally.

The Magisterium’s control and manipulation added a dark layer to the story, making me think about real-world issues of power. Did others feel this made the story more impactful or a bit too heavy for a children's book?