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A review by eveasc
Tehanu by Ursula K. Le Guin
challenging
hopeful
mysterious
reflective
5.0
I am so happy that the series returns to Tenar in this way! I was expecting another long adventure in this book, but a lot of it was bedded in the real detail of a practical life well-lived, which was lovely.
Le Guin writes evil so well at every scale - the small wrongs people commit against each other every day and the great evils that threaten goodness itself - and her characters don't treat it as inevitable, which I love.
Lots in here to muse on about womanhood, loss and justice.
Le Guin writes evil so well at every scale - the small wrongs people commit against each other every day and the great evils that threaten goodness itself - and her characters don't treat it as inevitable, which I love.
Lots in here to muse on about womanhood, loss and justice.