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<blockquote data-quote="mmu1" data-source="post: 3553843" data-attributes="member: 319">How much information do you want?Non-spoiler version: It's about a 12 year old girl living in an alternate Oxford, who sets out on a long journey to save a kidnapped friend of hers, and in the process gets involved in an epic story that will determine the fate of all the parallel Earths, of Heaven, and of the afterlife. Or of the universe, for short.Spoiler Version: [spoiler]It's a story about a little girl who gets involved in the struggle to overthrow Heaven. In the process, &quot;God&quot; (explicitly identified as the Judeo-Christian deity)&nbsp; - who is in fact only the first of angels, and imposter, and a senile wretch by this point in time - is taken off life support, the afterlife - in which human souls are allowed to pile into a dreary underworld where they're ignored (and occasionally tormented by harpy-like creatures) until their personalities dissolve and they fade away - is dismantled, and the &quot;great circle of souls&quot; (for lack of a better term) in which the souls of the dead rejoin the universe and provide the raw material for new life is restored. Along the way, she falls in love, meets talking bears, flying witches, and encounters all sorts of other weird crap.[/spoiler]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="mmu1, post: 3553843, member: 319"] How much information do you want? Non-spoiler version: It's about a 12 year old girl living in an alternate Oxford, who sets out on a long journey to save a kidnapped friend of hers, and in the process gets involved in an epic story that will determine the fate of all the parallel Earths, of Heaven, and of the afterlife. Or of the universe, for short. Spoiler Version: [spoiler] It's a story about a little girl who gets involved in the struggle to overthrow Heaven. In the process, "God" (explicitly identified as the Judeo-Christian deity) - who is in fact only the first of angels, and imposter, and a senile wretch by this point in time - is taken off life support, the afterlife - in which human souls are allowed to pile into a dreary underworld where they're ignored (and occasionally tormented by harpy-like creatures) until their personalities dissolve and they fade away - is dismantled, and the "great circle of souls" (for lack of a better term) in which the souls of the dead rejoin the universe and provide the raw material for new life is restored. Along the way, she falls in love, meets talking bears, flying witches, and encounters all sorts of other weird crap. [/spoiler] [/QUOTE]

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