Discworld Wyrd Sisters, Book 6, (Paperback)

from AriadneAranea

A fun read - what can I say, it's the Discworld. They're all pretty enjoyable, and all the same but very different. This one features the three witches, possibly my favourite characters (along with Susan, who is Death's granddaughter, who isn't, as it happens, in this one). The witches must save ...

from atreic

Arguably the point where Discworld stops being 'early Discworld' and becomes Discworld. A Macbeth parody, and although Granny Weatherwax appeared in Equal Rites, pretty much the first book in the Witches series. Fun, page turny, twisty, Good triumphs, Bad loses, and it's all just a little bit mor...

from love2laf

Lovely fun, with a theatre troupe, with references to Shakespeare, 3 stooges, Abbot & Costello, and even Charlie Chaplin. Pratchett is perfect for reading puns, and other humour, and giving the brain a lot of entertainment.

from Smiler69

This one came highly recommended by an LT friend as a possible starting point in the series (there are many, as the series need not at all be read in order, save for a few cases). This is a fantastic take on Shakespeare's Macbeth, and if you've actually read or seen the play, you'll get a lot out...

from lauriebrown54

In this Discworld novel, Terry Pratchett takes on Shakespeare with a trio of witches, the killing of a king, ghosts in abundance, and an heir that is spirited away for safety. If you're familiar with Shakespeare, there are a lot of laughs. While there are still a lot of laughs if you're not, you ...