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Paolo Montanheiro paolomontanheiro — This is the second half of "The Hand of Thrawn," the first half being "Spectre of the Past." It successfully resolves all of the many problems and situations set up in the first volume; it's a very detailed and involved story with more view-point characters than you can shake a lightsaber at. Almost all of the characters from the original three movies appear (though Chewbacca spends most of his time offstage looking out for Han and Leia's three children), as well as many characters from previous books. I was pleasantly surprised by it all.

Thomaz Velho filming — Finished this up last night and absolutely enjoyed it. When the movie came out I wasn't too interested, but then a friend told me this series is kind of the anti-Narnia (Pullman being so obviously being anti-church as opposed to Lewis). As an atheist (and yet a reader of the Narnia series), I was instantly curious. I definitely wanted to read the book before seeing the movie (of course) so really appriciate Dg7500 getting this to me. As I said, I really enjoyed it. The organized-religion-bashing isn't as heavy in this book as I've heard it is in the others, though it is still noticable. I liked Lyra's character (always love females with a lot of spunk) and loved the idea of deamons -- I want one! The fantasy world is richly created, though I found the so-similar-to-ours-yet-so-different thing a little disconcerting. For me, there were too many little modernized touches (of course, I can't think of one off the top of my head) that worked hard at popping the soap-bubble of fantasy. It was like hearing a suddenly sour note in an otherwise beautiful piece of music -- made me cringe for a minute, but then move on.