The Farthest Shore

Interesting Facts

• The book is the third part of the Earthsea series, which explores themes of magic, balance, and responsibility.
• In this book, Ursula Le Guin continues to explore the theme of balance, showing how magic and nature must coexist in harmony.
• The main character, Ged, is now the Archmage, and his task is to save the world from a threat that could destroy magic.
• One of the key themes of the book is loss and restoration, reflected in the heroes' journey and their inner development.
• The book explores philosophical questions about the nature of death and immortality, prompting readers to reflect on the finiteness of life.
• In «The Farthest Shore», Ursula Le Guin uses rich language and symbolism to create a deep and multi-layered story.
• The book has been acclaimed for its complex character development and profound philosophical themes, making it significant in the fantasy genre.