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A review by marthmuffins
The Tombs of Atuan by Ursula K. Le Guin
5.0
Read in the Earthsea Quartet collection.
This story is amazing. A story of a girl learning to free herself from the controlling grasp of the priesthood she has been forced to join with the help of Sparrowhawk, The Tombs of Atuan is very introspective. The main character Arha/Tenar spends much of her time questioning herself and her life and whether she really is reborn to serve the Eaten Ones.
A story that is good for all, unless you like a lot of action. If that's the case you might find this slow and boring to read.
Overall a solid maze out of 5.
This story is amazing. A story of a girl learning to free herself from the controlling grasp of the priesthood she has been forced to join with the help of Sparrowhawk, The Tombs of Atuan is very introspective. The main character Arha/Tenar spends much of her time questioning herself and her life and whether she really is reborn to serve the Eaten Ones.
A story that is good for all, unless you like a lot of action. If that's the case you might find this slow and boring to read.
Overall a solid maze out of 5.