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Listopia > Chris's votes on the list Best "Strong Female" Fantasy Novels (11 Books)
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Sabriel (Abhorsen, #1)
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"Easy to identify with Sabriel and the choices facing her."
Chris
rated it 5 stars
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Howl’s Moving Castle (Howl’s Moving Castle, #1)
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"Sophie Hatter demonstrates her wisdom (sophia means 'wisdom') while struggling in an aged body, and shows she is no 'Mad Hatter'."
Chris
rated it 4 stars
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His Dark Materials (His Dark Materials #1-3)
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"Lyra is the archetypal resourceful and proactive heroine."
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Lirael (Abhorsen, #2)
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"Lirael is another Sabriel but facing different challenges."
Chris
rated it 4 stars
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Abhorsen (Abhorsen, #3)
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"Sabriel re-emerges as a force for good."
Chris
rated it 5 stars
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The Naming (The Books of Pellinor, #1)
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"Maerad's coming of age is in maturity, both physical and metaphysical."
Chris
rated it 4 stars
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The Tombs of Atuan (Earthsea Cycle, #2)
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"The first of the Earthsea stories told from a female character who emancipates herself."
Chris
rated it 5 stars
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The Riddle (The Books of Pellinor #2)
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"Maerad has to come to terms with loss and demonstrate inner courage."
Chris
rated it 4 stars
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Tehanu (Earthsea Cycle, #4)
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"The second Earthsea novel to feature a proactive female lead."
Chris
rated it 4 stars
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The Horse and His Boy (Chronicles of Narnia, #5)
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"Despite the title, Lewis gives an active role to a female character."
Chris
rated it 4 stars
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The Singing (The Books of Pellinor, #4)
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"Culmination of the Pellinor quartet focusing again on Maerad."
Chris
rated it 5 stars
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