His Dark Materials Series in Order by Philip Pullman

"Serpentine" is a fantasy novella by Philip Pullman, set after the events of "His Dark Materials" and before the second book of "The Book of Dust" series. The book was originally written in 2004 at the request of Nicholas Hytner, the artistic director at the Royal National Theatre, to be auctioned for charity during the company's production of "His Dark Materials". The story follows Lyra, a teenager who is still adventurous, daring, and curious, as she and her daemon, Pantalaimon, encounter a witch's daemon who has been separated from her witch. The book provides a new glimpse of young Lyra and her daemon, and explores the relationship between humans and daemons in Pullman's fictional universe. "Serpentine" was released in October 2020 and is 80 pages long.

"Serpentine" is a fantasy novella written by Philip Pullman. It is set after the events of the "His Dark Materials" series and before the second book of "The Book of Dust" series. Originally written in 2004 at the request of Nicholas Hytner, the artistic director at the Royal National Theatre, it was auctioned for charity and later publicly released in October 2020. The story takes place just after Lyra and her daemon Pan have discovered their unique abilities. In "Serpentine," Lyra is a teenager who remains adventurous, daring, and curious, always ready to interact with others and seek answers. The plot revolves around Lyra's journey of self-discovery and her attempts to come to terms with her newfound abilities while participating in an archaeological dig in the Arctic. The novella explores Lyra's character development and her experiences as she navigates the challenges of adulthood.

"The Collectors" is a short story written by Philip Pullman and illustrated by Tom Duxbury. It is a companion story to the "His Dark Materials" series and features Mrs. Coulter, one of the series' most enigmatic characters. The story revolves around two works of art that are always together and are linked to some mysterious deaths. The story is described as creepy and fast-paced. The book is more of a short story than a novel, but it is still an intriguing tale with many wonderful illustrations. The audiobook version is narrated by Bill Nighy and was released exclusively by Audible Studios on December 10, 2014. "The Collectors" is set in the same universe as "His Dark Materials" and is filled with the magic of Pullman's assured pen.