The Tombs of Atuan
The Earthsea Cycle, Book 2
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Ursula K. Le Guin
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Ce que les critiques en disent
- Winner, Newbery Honor, 1972
Pure enjoyment!
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Second in a Series, But First in my Heart
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Apparently part of Le Guin's mission with this book was to invert the theme of The Princess locked in the tower, where instead the female character who is in control of the tower, which in this story is a dangerous underground Labyrinth, and the male character , while still being a great hero, is the one trapped and even worse, starving to death and at the mercy of the keeper of the labyrinth.
After having read this, I can say that I very much enjoyed certain parts of it and that it was a much tighter and more controlled experience than the first book. We also get some lore from centuries past that ties the story into the present day.
What confused me was the ending , namely the second half. I honestly feel like, even though this was the second half and the book could have gone from a 5-hour reading experience for 4-Hour one, and it would have been stronger for it. The main climax feels like it was in the center , during the main Escape and that the rest of it felt like it was stretching the effect that had been handled so tightly at the center.
However, you will read reviews both here and on Goodreads from people who say this is their favorite book in the series so I can see why people would say this . I personally feel as though i am missing something that others who adore it so much we're able to catch.
This is a Very Different Book from the First
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succeeds as a sequel and a story
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That isn't to say this novel isn't suitable for children.. in the end, good triumphs (and LeGuin expounds on life-lesson moral messages suitable for little ones).. but I was pleasantly surprised by the author's courageous decision to trust her audience to handle a more weighty Fantasy tale.
The biggest drawbacks to the book are that the pacing is off (too much time is spent on background development - yielding a plodding first third of the novel), there is very little actual action, and the book is too short (the climax is revealed too quickly and resolved with little satisfaction).
Rob Inglis is a brilliant narrator, but makes a couple of uncharacteristic errors in this recording: his voice-acting for Ged is too grave, and his reading rate is too slow (I had to set the playback speed at 1.15X). Still, he turns in an above-average performance.
Due to small mistakes in the writing and slightly subpar delivery from a legendary narrator, this book is inferior to the first in the series. I have never read these books before - so there is no nostalgia factor in my rating - but as an adult fan of epic Fantasy, I can say I was impressed with this entry. It easily warrants 7.5 stars out of 10.
Surprisingly Mature
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