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- N.T. Wright: Surprised by Hope
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- Beowulf
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- Karen Armstrong: A Short History of Myth
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- Arthur Conan Doyle: The Hound of the Baskervilles
- Chris Tovani: I Read It, but I Don’t Get It
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You didn’t read your own book? Or does that not count.
Ha! Yes, of course I read it, and no, it doesn’t count
What did you think of the first two Earthsea books? I read the first three of them over the summer and really enjoyed them. I fell in love with the setting, lots of islands centered around a larger central island, almost immediately. I thought the first book was phenomenal. The second book was interesting, but it seemed a little too incoherent. I simply couldn’t accept that the priestess would have turned her back on everything like that so quickly, especially with such “modern” reasoning. The third book has lots of great material in it; I’ll be interested to hear your thoughts on that book in particular and the series in general.