Discworld Lords and Ladies, Book 14, (Paperback)

from mmaestiho

This is one of the few Terry Pratchett/Discworld novels that I haven't outright loved. It had all the same elements but it seemed a little scattered and for some reason it just didn't connect in the same way. However, the witches are in top form and the kingdom is hilarious. It's an enjoyable rea...

from Griffin22

Granny Weatherwax is up against a young witch who thinks she knows everything, and his meddled with things she shouldn't. Turns out elves aren't as nice as she thought. Granny needs the assistance of her coven, but calling almost-Queen Magrat a wet hen wasn't the most tactful of moves. And she ke...

from DRFP

One of my favourite Discworld novels among the ones I've read up to this point (going in a roughly chronological order). It's very funny, though it reaches a serious climax, and it's simply plotted too. Often I find enjoyable Discworld novels get bogged down in too many ideas (Hogfather for insta...

from SunnySD

I'm not sure if this is Pratchett taking on Shakespeare, or Pratchett's take on Shakespeare, but either way this is a fantastic romp. As the kingdom of Lancre prepares for a wedding, worlds prepare to merge, bees rouse, and on the edges of the world, the Lords and Ladies wait for an opportunity. ...

from catseyegreen

Granny Weatherwax confronts both invading Fae and a former beau. re-read 12/17/2022