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Story summary
- Fantasy literature serves as a vital outlet for human imagination, expressing feelings many overlook.
- It lets children and teenagers who grapple with their identities explore their psyches.
- Philip Pullman, author, emphasizes the necessity of imagination to confront modern life's constraints.
- Despite views of fantasy as wish-fulfillment, the genre remains dominant with diverse subgenres.
- Its richness invites exploration and conversation, underscoring its relevance to human experience and enchantment.
