Mass market paperback, 146 pages Published 1975 (originally 1971) Acquired July 2008 Read September 2012 |
by Ursula K. Le Guin
This Earthsea novel doesn't focus on Ged, but Tenar, a young girl who is supposedly the reincarnation of an ancient priestess. It's darker and more confined than the first book, or indeed, any Le Guin book I can remember, but I liked it for that. Some aspects seemed a little underdramatized, but it was pretty much on par with the first book on the whole. Good, but lacking a spark of greatness.
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