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The Golden Compass (His Dark Materials) ペーパーバック – 2001/5/22
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Philip Pullman
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The modern fantasy classic that Entertainment Weekly named an “All-Time Greatest Novel” and Newsweek hailed as a “Top 100 Book of All Time.” Philip Pullman takes readers to a world where humans have animal familiars and where parallel universes are within reach.
Lyra is rushing to the cold, far North, where witch clans and armored bears rule. North, where the Gobblers take the children they steal--including her friend Roger. North, where her fearsome uncle Asriel is trying to build a bridge to a parallel world.
Can one small girl make a difference in such great and terrible endeavors? This is Lyra: a savage, a schemer, a liar, and as fierce and true a champion as Roger or Asriel could want.
But what Lyra doesn't know is that to help one of them will be to betray the other...
A masterwork of storytelling and suspense, Philip Pullman's award-winning The Golden Compass is the first in the His Dark Materials series, which continues with The Subtle Knife and The Amber Spyglass.
A #1 New York Times Bestseller
Published in 40 Countries
"Arguably the best juvenile fantasy novel of the past twenty years." —The Washington Post
"Very grand indeed."—The New York Times
"Pullman is quite possibly a genius." —Newsweek
Don't miss Philip Pullman's epic new trilogy set in the world of His Dark Materials!
** THE BOOK OF DUST **
La Belle Sauvage
The Secret Commonwealth
Lyra is rushing to the cold, far North, where witch clans and armored bears rule. North, where the Gobblers take the children they steal--including her friend Roger. North, where her fearsome uncle Asriel is trying to build a bridge to a parallel world.
Can one small girl make a difference in such great and terrible endeavors? This is Lyra: a savage, a schemer, a liar, and as fierce and true a champion as Roger or Asriel could want.
But what Lyra doesn't know is that to help one of them will be to betray the other...
A masterwork of storytelling and suspense, Philip Pullman's award-winning The Golden Compass is the first in the His Dark Materials series, which continues with The Subtle Knife and The Amber Spyglass.
A #1 New York Times Bestseller
Published in 40 Countries
"Arguably the best juvenile fantasy novel of the past twenty years." —The Washington Post
"Very grand indeed."—The New York Times
"Pullman is quite possibly a genius." —Newsweek
Don't miss Philip Pullman's epic new trilogy set in the world of His Dark Materials!
** THE BOOK OF DUST **
La Belle Sauvage
The Secret Commonwealth
- 対象読者年齢10 ~ 12 歳
- 本の長さ448ページ
- 言語英語
- 対象5 - 12
- Lexile指数930L
- 寸法13.34 x 2.54 x 19.2 cm
- 出版社Yearling
- 発売日2001/5/22
- ISBN-100440418321
- ISBN-13978-0440418320
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12歳の少女ライラは、「ジョーダン・カレッジ」と呼ばれる要塞のような一角で、「スコラー」と使用人のジプシャンたちに囲まれて育ってきた。叔父、じつは父のアスリエール卿と暮らしながら、ジプシャンの少年ロジャーと街に出て遊ぶのが楽しみだった。
そんな日々に異変が起こる。ロジャーが消えたのだ。「ダスト」という、人間社会の主権争いの「禁じ手」をめぐっての、人々の暗躍を感じる。そして誘拐された子どもたちは、危険な実験がなされるという北極圏に連れ去られたらしい。ライラは「真理計」という不思議な計器を携えそれが示す意味を頼りに、ジプシャンたちとともに北極圏へ子どもたちを救出に向かう。
本書には、単純な悪と善の戦いは現れない。親とは、大人になるということとは、という成長に欠かせないテーマ、そして人間の「原罪」まで、多くの示唆に富む読み物だ。シリーズ2は『The Subtle Knife』(044041833X)、3は『The Amber Spyglass』(0440418569) 。(え)
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そんな日々に異変が起こる。ロジャーが消えたのだ。「ダスト」という、人間社会の主権争いの「禁じ手」をめぐっての、人々の暗躍を感じる。そして誘拐された子どもたちは、危険な実験がなされるという北極圏に連れ去られたらしい。ライラは「真理計」という不思議な計器を携えそれが示す意味を頼りに、ジプシャンたちとともに北極圏へ子どもたちを救出に向かう。
本書には、単純な悪と善の戦いは現れない。親とは、大人になるということとは、という成長に欠かせないテーマ、そして人間の「原罪」まで、多くの示唆に富む読み物だ。シリーズ2は『The Subtle Knife』(044041833X)、3は『The Amber Spyglass』(0440418569) 。(え)
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The Golden Compass by Philip Pullman
I love this book, so when we decided to give out copies at a convention this summer, I was thrilled! We must have given away a hundred copies of The Golden Compass throughout that weekend and one person even came back the next day to let me know how engrossing the book was--he had read it overnight!
I love this book, so when we decided to give out copies at a convention this summer, I was thrilled! We must have given away a hundred copies of The Golden Compass throughout that weekend and one person even came back the next day to let me know how engrossing the book was--he had read it overnight!
--Anh Hoang, Marketing Assistant
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“Extraordinary storytelling at its very best.” —The Detroit Free Press
“Superb . . . all-stops-out thrilling.” —The Washington Post
"Very grand indeed." —The New York Times
"Powerful […] a fantasy adventure that sparkles with childlike wonder." —The Boston Sunday Globe
"Marvelous […] the writing is elegant and challenging." —The New Yorker
"Arguably the best juvenile fantasy novel of the past twenty years […] If [The Subtle Knife] is as good as The Golden Compass, we'll be two thirds of the way to the completion of a modern fantasy classic."
—The Washington Post Book World
“Pullman is quite possibly a genius…using the lineaments of fantasy to tell the truth about the universal experience of growing up.” —Newsweek
"Masterful storytelling […] with a cast of instantly beguiling characters." —The Dallas Morning News
“The most magnificent fantasy series since Lord of the Rings.” —The Oregonian
“Pullman has created the last great fantasy masterpiece of the twentieth century. An astounding achievement.” —The Cincinnati Enquirer
"Once in a lifetime a children's author emerges who is so extraordinary that the imagination of generations is altered. Lewis Carroll, E. Nesbit, C.S. Lewis, and Tolkien were all of this cast. So, too, is Philip Pullman, whose Dark Materials trilogy will be devoured by anyone between eight and eighty. The most ambitious work since The Lord of the Rings, it is as intellectually thrilling as it is magnificently written." — New Statesman
"Thrillingly paced and exotic […] breathtaking." — Columbus Dispatch
“[…] a rare few have minds capacious enough to engage in vast cosmos-making, imagining realms and inventing universes. I am thinking of Dante and Milton and Blake. We may now add Philip Pullman.”
—Parents Choice (online)
"The Golden Compass is one of the best fantasy/adventure stories that I have read in years. This is a book no one should miss." —Terry Brooks, author of The Sword of Shannara
"As always, Pullman is a master at combining impeccable characterizations and seamless plotting, maintaining a crackling pace to create scene upon scene of almost unbearable tension. This glittering gem will leave readers of all ages eagerly awaiting the next installment of Lyra's adventures."
—Publishers Weekly, Starred Review
“This first fantastic installment of the His Dark Materials trilogy propels readers along with horror and high adventure, a shattering tale that begins with a promise and delivers an entire universe.” – Kirkus Reviews, Starred Review
"This first fantastic installment propels readers along with horror and high adventure […] A shattering tale that begins with a promise and delivers an entire universe." —Kirkus Reviews, Starred
“The characters of Lord Asriel, Mrs. Coutler, and Iorek Byrnison and the cold and beautiful Northern setting are captivating; the constantly twisting plot and escalating suspense are riveting; and Lyra and Pantalaimon are among the gutsiest and wiliest of adventurers. Touching, exciting, and mysterious by turns, this is a splendid work.” —The Horn Book Magazine, Starred
“Glorious. And what an ending — simply operatic.” —School Library Journal, Top 100 Children’s Novels (#28)
"This is a captivating fantasy, filled with excitement, suspense, and unusual characters." —School Library Journal
"A totally involving, intricately plotted fantasy that will leave readers clamoring for the sequels."
—Booklist, Starred review
“Glorious. . . . The Golden Compass is one of those lyrical suspensions like Alice in Wonderland and The Lord of the Rings that crosses all age lines and intertwines mythologies and legends with seamless beauty.” —BookPage
“Superb . . . all-stops-out thrilling.” —The Washington Post
"Very grand indeed." —The New York Times
"Powerful […] a fantasy adventure that sparkles with childlike wonder." —The Boston Sunday Globe
"Marvelous […] the writing is elegant and challenging." —The New Yorker
"Arguably the best juvenile fantasy novel of the past twenty years […] If [The Subtle Knife] is as good as The Golden Compass, we'll be two thirds of the way to the completion of a modern fantasy classic."
—The Washington Post Book World
“Pullman is quite possibly a genius…using the lineaments of fantasy to tell the truth about the universal experience of growing up.” —Newsweek
"Masterful storytelling […] with a cast of instantly beguiling characters." —The Dallas Morning News
“The most magnificent fantasy series since Lord of the Rings.” —The Oregonian
“Pullman has created the last great fantasy masterpiece of the twentieth century. An astounding achievement.” —The Cincinnati Enquirer
"Once in a lifetime a children's author emerges who is so extraordinary that the imagination of generations is altered. Lewis Carroll, E. Nesbit, C.S. Lewis, and Tolkien were all of this cast. So, too, is Philip Pullman, whose Dark Materials trilogy will be devoured by anyone between eight and eighty. The most ambitious work since The Lord of the Rings, it is as intellectually thrilling as it is magnificently written." — New Statesman
"Thrillingly paced and exotic […] breathtaking." — Columbus Dispatch
“[…] a rare few have minds capacious enough to engage in vast cosmos-making, imagining realms and inventing universes. I am thinking of Dante and Milton and Blake. We may now add Philip Pullman.”
—Parents Choice (online)
"The Golden Compass is one of the best fantasy/adventure stories that I have read in years. This is a book no one should miss." —Terry Brooks, author of The Sword of Shannara
"As always, Pullman is a master at combining impeccable characterizations and seamless plotting, maintaining a crackling pace to create scene upon scene of almost unbearable tension. This glittering gem will leave readers of all ages eagerly awaiting the next installment of Lyra's adventures."
—Publishers Weekly, Starred Review
“This first fantastic installment of the His Dark Materials trilogy propels readers along with horror and high adventure, a shattering tale that begins with a promise and delivers an entire universe.” – Kirkus Reviews, Starred Review
"This first fantastic installment propels readers along with horror and high adventure […] A shattering tale that begins with a promise and delivers an entire universe." —Kirkus Reviews, Starred
“The characters of Lord Asriel, Mrs. Coutler, and Iorek Byrnison and the cold and beautiful Northern setting are captivating; the constantly twisting plot and escalating suspense are riveting; and Lyra and Pantalaimon are among the gutsiest and wiliest of adventurers. Touching, exciting, and mysterious by turns, this is a splendid work.” —The Horn Book Magazine, Starred
“Glorious. And what an ending — simply operatic.” —School Library Journal, Top 100 Children’s Novels (#28)
"This is a captivating fantasy, filled with excitement, suspense, and unusual characters." —School Library Journal
"A totally involving, intricately plotted fantasy that will leave readers clamoring for the sequels."
—Booklist, Starred review
“Glorious. . . . The Golden Compass is one of those lyrical suspensions like Alice in Wonderland and The Lord of the Rings that crosses all age lines and intertwines mythologies and legends with seamless beauty.” —BookPage
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One
THE DECANTER OF TOKAY
Lyra and her daemon moved through the darkening hall, taking care to keep to one side, out of sight of the kitchen. The three great tables that ran the length of the hall were laid already, the silver and the glass catching what little light there was, and the long benches were pulled out ready for the guests. Portraits of former Masters hung high up in the gloom along the walls. Lyra reached the dais and looked back at the open kitchen door, and, seeing no one, stepped up beside the high table. The places here were laid with gold, not silver, and the fourteen seats were not oak benches but mahogany chairs with velvet cushions.
Lyra stopped beside the Master's chair and flicked the biggest glass gently with a fingernail. The sound rang clearly through the hall.
"You're not taking this seriously," whispered her daemon. "Behave yourself."
Her daemon's name was Pantalaimon, and he was currently in the form of a moth, a dark brown one so as not to show up in the darkness of the hall.
"They're making too much noise to hear from the kitchen," Lyra whispered back. "And the Steward doesn't come in till the first bell. Stop fussing."
But she put her palm over the ringing crystal anyway, and Pantalaimon fluttered ahead and through the slightly open door of the Retiring Room at the other end of the dais. After a moment he appeared again.
"There's no one there," he whispered. "But we must be quick."
Crouching behind the high table, Lyra darted along and through the door into the Retiring Room, where she stood up and looked around. The only light in here came from the fireplace, where a bright blaze of logs settled slightly as she looked, sending a fountain of sparks up into the chimney. She had lived most of her life in the College, but had never seen the Retiring Room before: only Scholars and their guests were allowed in here, and never females. Even the maid-servants didn't clean in here. That was the Butler's job alone.
Pantalaimon settled on her shoulder.
"Happy now? Can we go?" he whispered.
"Don't be silly! I want to look around!"
It was a large room, with an oval table of polished rosewood on which stood various decanters and glasses, and a silver smoking stand with a rack of pipes. On a sideboard nearby there was a little chafing dish and a basket of poppy heads.
"They do themselves well, don't they, Pan?" she said under her breath.
She sat in one of the green leather armchairs. It was so deep she found herself nearly lying down, but she sat up again and tucked her legs under her to look at the portraits on the walls. More old Scholars, probably; robed, bearded, and gloomy, they stared out of their frames in solemn disapproval.
"What d'you think they talk about?" Lyra said, or began to say, because before she'd finished the question she heard voices outside the door.
"Behind the chair—quick!" whispered Pantalaimon, and in a flash Lyra was out of the armchair and crouching behind it. It wasn't the best one for hiding behind: she'd chosen one in the very center of the room, and unless she kept very quiet...
The door opened, and the light changed in the room; one of the incomers was carrying a lamp, which he put down on the sideboard. Lyra could see his legs, in their dark green trousers and shiny black shoes. It was a servant.
Then a deep voice said, "Has Lord Asriel arrived yet?"
It was the Master. As Lyra held her breath, she saw the servant's daemon (a dog, like all servants' daemons) trot in and sit quietly at his feet, and then the Master's feet became visible too, in the shabby black shoes he always wore.
"No, Master," said the Butler. "No word from the aerodock, either."
"I expect he'll be hungry when he arrives. Show him straight into Hall, will you?"
"Very good, Master."
"And you've decanted some of the special Tokay for him?"
"Yes, Master. The 1898, as you ordered. His Lordship is very partial to that, I remember."
"Good. Now leave me, please."
"Do you need the lamp, Master?"
"Yes, leave that too. Look in during dinner to trim it, will you?"
The Butler bowed slightly and turned to leave, his daemon trotting obediently after him. From her not-much-of-a-hiding place Lyra watched as the Master went to a large oak wardrobe in the corner of the room, took his gown from a hanger, and pulled it laboriously on. The Master had been a powerful man, but he was well over seventy now, and his movements were stiff and slow. The Master's daemon had the form of a raven, and as soon as his robe was on, she jumped down from the wardrobe and settled in her accustomed place on his right shoulder.
Lyra could feel Pantalaimon bristling with anxiety, though he made no sound. For herself, she was pleasantly excited. The visitor mentioned by the Master, Lord Asriel, was her uncle, a man whom she admired and feared greatly. He was said to be involved in high politics, in secret exploration, in distant warfare, and she never knew when he was going to appear. He was fierce: if he caught her in here she'd be severely punished, but she could put up with that.
What she saw next, however, changed things completely.
The Master took from his pocket a folded paper and laid it on the table beside the wine. He took the stopper out of the mouth of a decanter containing a rich golden wine, unfolded the paper, and poured a thin stream of white powder into the decanter before crumpling the paper and throwing it into the fire. Then he took a pencil from his pocket, stirred the wine until the powder had dissolved, and replaced the stopper.
THE DECANTER OF TOKAY
Lyra and her daemon moved through the darkening hall, taking care to keep to one side, out of sight of the kitchen. The three great tables that ran the length of the hall were laid already, the silver and the glass catching what little light there was, and the long benches were pulled out ready for the guests. Portraits of former Masters hung high up in the gloom along the walls. Lyra reached the dais and looked back at the open kitchen door, and, seeing no one, stepped up beside the high table. The places here were laid with gold, not silver, and the fourteen seats were not oak benches but mahogany chairs with velvet cushions.
Lyra stopped beside the Master's chair and flicked the biggest glass gently with a fingernail. The sound rang clearly through the hall.
"You're not taking this seriously," whispered her daemon. "Behave yourself."
Her daemon's name was Pantalaimon, and he was currently in the form of a moth, a dark brown one so as not to show up in the darkness of the hall.
"They're making too much noise to hear from the kitchen," Lyra whispered back. "And the Steward doesn't come in till the first bell. Stop fussing."
But she put her palm over the ringing crystal anyway, and Pantalaimon fluttered ahead and through the slightly open door of the Retiring Room at the other end of the dais. After a moment he appeared again.
"There's no one there," he whispered. "But we must be quick."
Crouching behind the high table, Lyra darted along and through the door into the Retiring Room, where she stood up and looked around. The only light in here came from the fireplace, where a bright blaze of logs settled slightly as she looked, sending a fountain of sparks up into the chimney. She had lived most of her life in the College, but had never seen the Retiring Room before: only Scholars and their guests were allowed in here, and never females. Even the maid-servants didn't clean in here. That was the Butler's job alone.
Pantalaimon settled on her shoulder.
"Happy now? Can we go?" he whispered.
"Don't be silly! I want to look around!"
It was a large room, with an oval table of polished rosewood on which stood various decanters and glasses, and a silver smoking stand with a rack of pipes. On a sideboard nearby there was a little chafing dish and a basket of poppy heads.
"They do themselves well, don't they, Pan?" she said under her breath.
She sat in one of the green leather armchairs. It was so deep she found herself nearly lying down, but she sat up again and tucked her legs under her to look at the portraits on the walls. More old Scholars, probably; robed, bearded, and gloomy, they stared out of their frames in solemn disapproval.
"What d'you think they talk about?" Lyra said, or began to say, because before she'd finished the question she heard voices outside the door.
"Behind the chair—quick!" whispered Pantalaimon, and in a flash Lyra was out of the armchair and crouching behind it. It wasn't the best one for hiding behind: she'd chosen one in the very center of the room, and unless she kept very quiet...
The door opened, and the light changed in the room; one of the incomers was carrying a lamp, which he put down on the sideboard. Lyra could see his legs, in their dark green trousers and shiny black shoes. It was a servant.
Then a deep voice said, "Has Lord Asriel arrived yet?"
It was the Master. As Lyra held her breath, she saw the servant's daemon (a dog, like all servants' daemons) trot in and sit quietly at his feet, and then the Master's feet became visible too, in the shabby black shoes he always wore.
"No, Master," said the Butler. "No word from the aerodock, either."
"I expect he'll be hungry when he arrives. Show him straight into Hall, will you?"
"Very good, Master."
"And you've decanted some of the special Tokay for him?"
"Yes, Master. The 1898, as you ordered. His Lordship is very partial to that, I remember."
"Good. Now leave me, please."
"Do you need the lamp, Master?"
"Yes, leave that too. Look in during dinner to trim it, will you?"
The Butler bowed slightly and turned to leave, his daemon trotting obediently after him. From her not-much-of-a-hiding place Lyra watched as the Master went to a large oak wardrobe in the corner of the room, took his gown from a hanger, and pulled it laboriously on. The Master had been a powerful man, but he was well over seventy now, and his movements were stiff and slow. The Master's daemon had the form of a raven, and as soon as his robe was on, she jumped down from the wardrobe and settled in her accustomed place on his right shoulder.
Lyra could feel Pantalaimon bristling with anxiety, though he made no sound. For herself, she was pleasantly excited. The visitor mentioned by the Master, Lord Asriel, was her uncle, a man whom she admired and feared greatly. He was said to be involved in high politics, in secret exploration, in distant warfare, and she never knew when he was going to appear. He was fierce: if he caught her in here she'd be severely punished, but she could put up with that.
What she saw next, however, changed things completely.
The Master took from his pocket a folded paper and laid it on the table beside the wine. He took the stopper out of the mouth of a decanter containing a rich golden wine, unfolded the paper, and poured a thin stream of white powder into the decanter before crumpling the paper and throwing it into the fire. Then he took a pencil from his pocket, stirred the wine until the powder had dissolved, and replaced the stopper.
著者について
PHILIP PULLMAN is one of the most acclaimed writers working today. He is best known for the His Dark Materials trilogy, which has been named one of the top 100 books of all time by Newsweek and one of the all-time greatest novels by Entertainment Weekly. Pullman was knighted for his services to literature in the 2019 New Year Honours.
The Book of Dust, Pullman’s eagerly anticipated return to the world of His Dark Materials, will also be a book in three parts. It began with La Belle Sauvage and continues with The Secret Commonwealth.
Philip Pullman is the author of many other beloved novels. For younger readers: I Was a Rat!, Count Karlstein, Two Crafty Criminals!, Spring-Heeled Jack, and The Scarecrow and His Servant. For older readers: the Sally Lockhart quartet (The Ruby in the Smoke, The Shadow in the North, The Tiger in the Well, and The Tin Princess), The White Mercedes, and The Broken Bridge. He has written a magnificent collection, Fairy Tales from the Brothers Grimm, and his essays and lectures on writing and storytelling have been gathered in a volume called Dæmon Voices: On Stories and Storytelling.
Philip Pullman lives in Oxford, England.
The Book of Dust, Pullman’s eagerly anticipated return to the world of His Dark Materials, will also be a book in three parts. It began with La Belle Sauvage and continues with The Secret Commonwealth.
Philip Pullman is the author of many other beloved novels. For younger readers: I Was a Rat!, Count Karlstein, Two Crafty Criminals!, Spring-Heeled Jack, and The Scarecrow and His Servant. For older readers: the Sally Lockhart quartet (The Ruby in the Smoke, The Shadow in the North, The Tiger in the Well, and The Tin Princess), The White Mercedes, and The Broken Bridge. He has written a magnificent collection, Fairy Tales from the Brothers Grimm, and his essays and lectures on writing and storytelling have been gathered in a volume called Dæmon Voices: On Stories and Storytelling.
Philip Pullman lives in Oxford, England.
登録情報
- 出版社 : Yearling; Reissue版 (2001/5/22)
- 発売日 : 2001/5/22
- 言語 : 英語
- ペーパーバック : 448ページ
- ISBN-10 : 0440418321
- ISBN-13 : 978-0440418320
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2001年8月9日に日本でレビュー済み
I do not compare this book with Harry Potter books, all the four of which I have already enjoyed, for the Potter series have not been accomplished yet, and this book is so far the only Dark Material book I’ve read through. When the Harry Potter books are mentioned to be unsatisfactory from the standard of orthodox fantasy stories, this Dark Material series often come up as a preferable example. So my expectation was not a small one when I ordered this book, and I was not disappointed. As I turn the pages, the new world begins to show itself. The world is nearly identical to ours, only everyone there has a deamon of herself, which makes it easy enough for us to have empathy with Lyra. The world broadens as she explores further and she reveals ever greater secrets in her exploration. This book does not present us happy ending; it throws a new light to see our own world from an unusual point of view.
2003年8月12日に日本でレビュー済み
Amazonで購入
ハリーポッターより面白い!と妹に進められて読んだのですが
物語にあまり感情移入できず、期待していた分イマイチな印象。
それは私が中年の男だからでしょうか?(主人公は少女)
それともdaemonという自分の分身(?)が私には居ないからでしょうか?
しかし、つまらなかったわけではなく、気楽に楽しく読めました。
BTW,一部エグイ表現(スプラッター?)があります。
とりあえず最後までは付き合うつもりです(これは3部作の1作目)
チナミに私の英語力はアメリカの小学生並。
大学や教会関係の用語は一部わからないものもありましたが十分読めました。
星4つです。
物語にあまり感情移入できず、期待していた分イマイチな印象。
それは私が中年の男だからでしょうか?(主人公は少女)
それともdaemonという自分の分身(?)が私には居ないからでしょうか?
しかし、つまらなかったわけではなく、気楽に楽しく読めました。
BTW,一部エグイ表現(スプラッター?)があります。
とりあえず最後までは付き合うつもりです(これは3部作の1作目)
チナミに私の英語力はアメリカの小学生並。
大学や教会関係の用語は一部わからないものもありましたが十分読めました。
星4つです。
2008年1月26日に日本でレビュー済み
"The Golden Compass"が映画化されると聞き、一念発起して原書で読むことにしました。現在、シリーズ3部作の第2巻を読んでいる段階なので、1巻単体で評価します。"The Golden Compass"の特徴は、テンポのいい展開、無駄のない描写、読み易い英語、洗練された文体です。読んでいて一瞬たりとも退屈しませんし、苛々することもありません。更に注目すべき点は、世界観や人物像に見る高いオリジナリティです。やんちゃで嘘つきな主人公の少女ライラは、世界を救うという重大な使命を背負い、次々と迫り来る危機に立ち向かいます。ライラは、剣や魔法を使いこなす典型的な「勇者」ではありません。彼女の武器は、知恵と勇気と真実を告げるアイテム'alethiometer'のみ。そんな斬新なヒロインである彼女が道を切り開く様子には、目を奪われること間違いなしです。今後の彼女の成長が楽しみです。ライラを取り巻く大人達の描写も善悪二元論では割り切れず、人間臭くて面白みがあります。世界観についてですが、SF的要素とファンタジー的要素を無理なく融合させ、尚且つ宗教的テーマをふんだんに盛り込んでいます。例えば科学と(キリスト教的な)教義の衝突、教義に対する反発、原罪、原罪からの解放を求めること、などです。(ファンタジーで私の関心事であるテーマに触れられるとは、思っていませんでした)。この壮大な独自の世界観は、完成度が高いと思います。作者の豊かな想像力に、脱帽せずにいられません。…作品の雰囲気は、あくまで重々しくダークで高尚、安っぽさは微塵もありません。 "The Golden Compass"は、RPG的感覚で読める作品を求める人には、不向きかもしれません。でも今までに無い感覚のファンタジー、高尚なファンタジーを求める人は、是非読んでみてください。この作品は私の期待を大きく上回るので、迷わず星五つをつけます。
2001年8月22日に日本でレビュー済み
The Golden Compass is a excellent book. Full of adeventure, horrors and never-ending excitement!
2000年11月11日に日本でレビュー済み
舞台は19世紀末。飛行船や気球が飛び、オクスフォードもロンドンも北極圏も出てくるが、ここは、大人も子供もdaemonと呼ばれる動物の形をとったスピリットと共に生活しているパラレル・ワールドだ。
オクスフォードに預けられている11歳の孤児ライラは、使用人の子どもたちと共に走り回りジプシーの子どもたちと「戦争」をするお転婆少女。子どもの誘拐事件が頻発し、ライラの遊び仲間も姿を消す。
美しい女性探検家の助手として引き取られてから、ダストと呼ばれる謎の物質を巡る陰謀に巻き込まれていき、誘拐された子どもたちを助けるために極北の地まで旅立つ。 パラレル・ワールドというSF的な設定だが、現実世界に相似した舞台設定の中、丁寧に描写をしているので、違和感なく物語の世界に引き込まれる。
ライラは何度も絶体絶命の危機に立つのだが、daemonのPantalimonと共に自力で切り抜けていく。 daemonは共に生き、共に死ぬ大切なパートナーだ。子どもの頃はさまざまな動物の形を取り、大人になると形を固定する。通常、一定の距離から離れることはできない。他人のdaemonは見えるが触ることは許されていない。読み進む内に、その緊密な関係が羨ましくなってくる。
ハリー・ポッターも大好きだが、ハリー・ポッターが大人の枠組みの中で友人たちの協力を得ながら進んでいる一種の学園ストーリーであるのに比べ、はるかに枠組みが大胆にしてダイナミックだ。
シリーズ三部作の第1巻。イギリスの作品だが英語の単語や表現は平易。新潮社から邦訳「黄金の羅針盤」が出ている。
オクスフォードに預けられている11歳の孤児ライラは、使用人の子どもたちと共に走り回りジプシーの子どもたちと「戦争」をするお転婆少女。子どもの誘拐事件が頻発し、ライラの遊び仲間も姿を消す。
美しい女性探検家の助手として引き取られてから、ダストと呼ばれる謎の物質を巡る陰謀に巻き込まれていき、誘拐された子どもたちを助けるために極北の地まで旅立つ。 パラレル・ワールドというSF的な設定だが、現実世界に相似した舞台設定の中、丁寧に描写をしているので、違和感なく物語の世界に引き込まれる。
ライラは何度も絶体絶命の危機に立つのだが、daemonのPantalimonと共に自力で切り抜けていく。 daemonは共に生き、共に死ぬ大切なパートナーだ。子どもの頃はさまざまな動物の形を取り、大人になると形を固定する。通常、一定の距離から離れることはできない。他人のdaemonは見えるが触ることは許されていない。読み進む内に、その緊密な関係が羨ましくなってくる。
ハリー・ポッターも大好きだが、ハリー・ポッターが大人の枠組みの中で友人たちの協力を得ながら進んでいる一種の学園ストーリーであるのに比べ、はるかに枠組みが大胆にしてダイナミックだ。
シリーズ三部作の第1巻。イギリスの作品だが英語の単語や表現は平易。新潮社から邦訳「黄金の羅針盤」が出ている。
2015年12月13日に日本でレビュー済み
米国版は The Golden Compass 英国版は Northern Lights と題名が異なります。
日本では「ライラの冒険シリーズ」ですが、英米では His Dark Materials というシリーズ名です。
私が購入したCDは、Listening Libraryが出しているフルキャスト版です。
フルキャストなのでなかなか聞きごたえがあります。
ライラの話し方は速くて少々イギリス訛りがあります。
CDは9枚組で10時間49分となっています。
このシリーズは1巻のみ和書で読んで、面白く感じられず2巻以降は子供たちは読んだけれど私はパスしたのでした。
翻訳のせいで面白く感じられなかったのかもしれないと思いましたが、最後の方の世界観がどうしてもやり過ぎに思えて原書で読んでもダメでした。
日本では「ライラの冒険シリーズ」ですが、英米では His Dark Materials というシリーズ名です。
私が購入したCDは、Listening Libraryが出しているフルキャスト版です。
フルキャストなのでなかなか聞きごたえがあります。
ライラの話し方は速くて少々イギリス訛りがあります。
CDは9枚組で10時間49分となっています。
このシリーズは1巻のみ和書で読んで、面白く感じられず2巻以降は子供たちは読んだけれど私はパスしたのでした。
翻訳のせいで面白く感じられなかったのかもしれないと思いましたが、最後の方の世界観がどうしてもやり過ぎに思えて原書で読んでもダメでした。
2003年1月21日に日本でレビュー済み
話しの中に引き込まれるような小説で、第2作のsubtle knifeが届くのが待ちきれないような重いでした。
このシリーズ3作の中で、一番面白いのがこの一冊です。
このシリーズ3作の中で、一番面白いのがこの一冊です。
2003年4月14日に日本でレビュー済み
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Gaëlle
5つ星のうち5.0
Enchanting and Unforgettable
2024年5月26日にアメリカ合衆国でレビュー済みAmazonで購入
"His Dark Materials: The Golden Compass" enchants readers with its richly imagined world and compelling characters. As a 37-year-old woman, I found myself transported to a realm where magic intertwines with adventure in the most captivating way. Lyra's journey, filled with wonder and danger, kept me eagerly turning pages until the very end. Philip Pullman's masterful storytelling and intricate world-building make this book a timeless classic that deserves every bit of its 5-star rating.
Angela
5つ星のうち5.0
Wonderful edition, amazing collection
2023年2月16日にスペインでレビュー済みAmazonで購入
I just found the most beautiful edition of His Dark Materials books. They are wonderful.
I’m not reviewing the story or writing itself, only the product that I had bought. Those who have read this masterpiece know how much it’s worth. Those who haven’t, I strongly advise you do. It has this beautiful dust jacket showing the Alethiometer. Hardback blue. The letters have a very decent size, same for the space between lines. And at the end of the book there’s an Appendix showing some curious papers from the Library at Jordan College. I had never seen that before in other editions! It’s a clever addition to the story.
The editions of The Subtle Knife and The Amber Spyglass have similar curiosities in its Appendix too. If you buy this edition of Northern Lights, you have to buy the other books in the same edition. I’m adding pictures to this review so you can see how amazing they are.
Those books are for every age. It's the fourth time I'm reading them, and each time I understand something new.
I’m not reviewing the story or writing itself, only the product that I had bought. Those who have read this masterpiece know how much it’s worth. Those who haven’t, I strongly advise you do. It has this beautiful dust jacket showing the Alethiometer. Hardback blue. The letters have a very decent size, same for the space between lines. And at the end of the book there’s an Appendix showing some curious papers from the Library at Jordan College. I had never seen that before in other editions! It’s a clever addition to the story.
The editions of The Subtle Knife and The Amber Spyglass have similar curiosities in its Appendix too. If you buy this edition of Northern Lights, you have to buy the other books in the same edition. I’m adding pictures to this review so you can see how amazing they are.
Those books are for every age. It's the fourth time I'm reading them, and each time I understand something new.
Angela
2023年2月16日にスペインでレビュー済み
I’m not reviewing the story or writing itself, only the product that I had bought. Those who have read this masterpiece know how much it’s worth. Those who haven’t, I strongly advise you do. It has this beautiful dust jacket showing the Alethiometer. Hardback blue. The letters have a very decent size, same for the space between lines. And at the end of the book there’s an Appendix showing some curious papers from the Library at Jordan College. I had never seen that before in other editions! It’s a clever addition to the story.
The editions of The Subtle Knife and The Amber Spyglass have similar curiosities in its Appendix too. If you buy this edition of Northern Lights, you have to buy the other books in the same edition. I’m adding pictures to this review so you can see how amazing they are.
Those books are for every age. It's the fourth time I'm reading them, and each time I understand something new.
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FANG LIN
5つ星のうち5.0
good book!
2020年12月29日にカナダでレビュー済みAmazonで購入
this is a very good book. my son enjoys it very much and it seems very interesting
Guillermo Medel
5つ星のうち5.0
Amazing story
2020年1月21日にメキシコでレビュー済みAmazonで購入
It is a really light reading book, to be honest it is really slow at the beginning but once you get to the good part you won’t stop until you finish.
Antonio Santana
5つ星のうち5.0
Excelente livro
2019年4月18日にブラジルでレビュー済みAmazonで購入
Comprei para meu filho, adorou.