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Fantasy · Melancholic

Ged and a prince journey to the edge of the world

The Farthest Shore

by Ursula K. Le Guin

Book 3 of the Earthsea series

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1972Moderate readSlow pace

What it is about

Ged, now an archmage, and Prince Arren set out to find why magic is fading. The third book deals with death and mortality.

Who will enjoy it

Readers who enjoy fantasy with a fully imagined world, with a melancholic mood and an unhurried pace. It is a read that rewards some attention.

Themes: Magic · Death · Journey
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About the author

Ursula K. Le Guin8 books on Tori Books

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