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Violence
Some
Fantasy violence and supernatural conflict
Language
None
Victorian English; clean
Sexual Content
Barely any
Some sensual content around the character of Lilith
Substance Use
None
No substance use
Emotional Intensity
Some
Dark spiritual themes; death, rebirth, and the encounter with female evil
What this book is about
Mr. Vane follows a mysterious figure through a magical mirror into a parallel world where time and death work differently. There he encounters Lilith, the figure of dark feminine power, and is drawn into a cosmic struggle between good and evil. MacDonald's 1895 fantasy influenced C.S. Lewis and Tolkien profoundly; dreamlike and theologically rich.
Notes for sensitive readers
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Dark spiritual and theological themes
Sensual supernatural content
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