Le Livre de Poche: Contes de Terremer (Series #27064) (Paperback)

from drardavis

05/08/14 Earthsea: Tales From Earthsea, Ursula K. LeGuin, 1997. I was disappointed that this was not a full novel. Instead, LeGuin constructs five tales that fill in some of the gaps in the overall history of Earthsea. However, each story has the same wonderful style and feeling as the rest of Le...

from jveezer

Bones of the Earth and DragonFly are my two favorites here. But anytime Ursula wants to return to EarthSea is alright with me. I like her other novels but the EarthSea books have always been my favorite. These stories flesh out some of the early history in anticipation of the cycle ending The Oth...

from MillieHennessy

The Finder – An early tale about another wizard who excels at changing his shape like Ged. This one was a bit boring and felt drawn out. It was neat to learn about the founding of Roke Island and to see lady sorcerers. Had some similar themes to Ged's tale, but it didn't quite grab me. Darkrose a...

from ThePortPorts

It's hard for me to verbalize LeGuin's impact on me. Her writing is so... simple. Her style reads so often like writing for youngsters (and maybe it is...), but the ideas are not simple. They're complex and somehow sit in my mind for weeks after I've finished one of her books. I have a few author...

from nebula21

The fifth book in the Earthsea series consists of five short stories and a description of Earthsea that details the history of the islands. If you liked the first four books I would recommend you read it. The stories are set on different islands in different times and help to shed light on the hi...