Tehanu

To be able to look with the heart. Philosophical fantasy from the Earthsea series of books. The ward of the deceased mage Ogiona Tenar returns to the island of Gont with the crippled girl Therou and reunites with her youthful friend, the archmage Ged. A philosophical fantasy from the Earthsea series of books, in which you will not find action scenes, but the inner struggles of the heroes with their weaknesses and anxieties. The ward of the deceased mage Ogiona Tenar returns to the island of Gont with the crippled girl Therou, and soon her old friend from her youth, the archmage Ged, appears. They all gradually grow closer and long for a peaceful life. However, Ged's past as a magician is constantly catching up with them. The aging man is coming to terms with the loss of his former power, and Tenar seems to wrap him and the disfigured Thera in a protective cloak of wisdom and kindness. In my youth, they used to call Tenat the other women: "All Ogion will eventually teach you is to look with your heart, child." It is the women who have a strong presence in the story - some of them are witches associated with nature and magic. And because we're in Earthsea, dragons fly here.