
Yesterday I finished Ursula K. LeGuin's fantasy classic, A Wizard of Earthsea
It was... OK. I'm not going to read the others in the Earthsea cycle. It was well-written and I can see why people love it, but I'm not a big fantasy reader and I either find it "meh" or completely geek out to it (like I have to Star Wars
Speaking of, Goblet of Fire


I also read Gail Carson Levine's The Princess Tales, Volume I
These are six retold fairy tales that are along the same lines as Ella Enchanted
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