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==Awards==
==Awards==
Philip Pullman has been the recipient of many awards:<ref>http://www.philip-pullman.com/about_the_author.asp</ref>
Philip Pullman has been the recipient of many awards:<ref>http://www.philip-pullman.com/about_the_author.asp</ref>
:The Carnegie Medal (for the ''The Golden Compass'', the first book of what became the ''His Dark Materials'' series)
:The Guardian Children's Fiction Prize (for ''The Golden Compass'', the first book of what became the ''His Dark Materials'' series)
*The Whitbread Book of the Year Award (for the third book of the ''His Dark Materials'' series, the first time it was ever awarded to a children's book)
:*The sponsor of the award, ''[[The Guardian]]'', is a left-wing British journal.
:*Pullman split the award with Alison Prince for her book ''The Sherwood Hero''. This was ''not'' indicated on the biographal page of Pullman's website in 2008.
:*If these books indeed became harsher toward Christian faith as the series continued, they stand notable for their snake-in-the-grass approach.
:The Whitbread Book of the Year Award (for the third book of the ''His Dark Materials'' series, the first time it was ever awarded to a children's book)
:The Eleanor Farjeon Award for children's literature
==Criticism of Pullman==
==Criticism of Pullman==