Household Tales by Brothers Grimm

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After asking a muskrat to retrieve mud from the bottom, Winabijou makes an island which grows to the size of the earth. Her young adult Earthsea series of books (1968–2001) are fantasy novels that combine the usual formula of the magical hero-quest with sophisticated thematic explorations, being particularly concerned with naming, death, and dragons; the fourth and ﬁfth novels reﬂect Le Guin’s strong feminist awareness, repositioning the female ﬁgure as the heroic/mythic agent in the quest.

Pages: 210

Publisher: IndoEuropeanPublishing.com (June 21, 2014)

ISBN: 1604448024

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