Tehanu

Sad how alot is revealed only at the end, instead of a bit of reveal around two-thirds so you could see the exploration of a particular reveal. Plus so many things were going on I had to backtrack at times to see where the point of view changed. I feel a bit of a traitor for saying such about Ms Le Guin's work.

I do feel that the overall presentation was much the same as the previous three books so it seems to be a good match for the series.