Tombs of Atuan, The

This is the sequel to The Wizard of Earthsea and while a little underwhelming, is a nice read. The protagonist from the first book does play an important part in this book. However, he does not appear until half-way through and primarily plays the role of a mentor-like supporting figure to the central character, a young girl brainwashed by religion.

I wish the Miyazakis had made this book into a movie rather than some shambolic hodge-podge combination of the lot.

Recommended reading.