Roger Parslow was Lyra's friend who disappeared in the first book of Philip Pullman's His Dark Materials trilogy, "Northern Lights" (also published as "The Golden Compass"). His disappearance led to Lyra's journey to rescue him and uncover the mysteries surrounding Dust and the Magisterium.
The first novel of the His Dark Materials series, "The Golden Compass" (also known as "Northern Lights"), was written by Philip Pullman.
The first in a trilogy is called the "first installment" or "first book" of the series.
Philip Pullman's His Dark Materials novel trilogy, of which The Golden Compass is the first part, is based on John Milton's famous poem Paradise Lost. The title of the trilogy is taken from a passage in the same work.
Philip Pullman wrote about the alethiometer, a compass-like device with symbols that reveal truth in the "His Dark Materials" trilogy. He also wrote about the subtle knife, a blade that can cut through dimensions, and the amber spyglass, a powerful tool for seeing into other worlds.
That's entirely dependent on your personal tastes. The first trilogy are considered classics films, the second trilogy, or prequel trilogy, aren't considered classics. They were harshly judged by the public, but they are good.
She enjoyed reading the fantasy trilogy over the weekend.
yes
The second book in the trilogy is called Insurgent.
Yes Noughts and Crosses is the first book.
Darth Sidious appears in the first Star Wars trilogy. In the original trilogy he is Emperor of the Galactic Empire. He then also appears in the prequel Star Wars trilogy.
At first, George Lucas didn't expect it to be a big hit and the idea for the prequel trilogy came nearly 20 years after the first film