Discworld Carpe Jugulum, Book 23, (Paperback)

from Herenya

Pratchett's sixth book about the witches of Lancre. The king invites vampires to attend his daughter's naming and it all goes wrong (but not in quite the way the vampires had ultimately intended). At times, I wasn't sure about this book -- I can be uncomfortable with, and sometimes even prefer to...

from ravenwood0001

On Discworld, it's not a good time to be a priest, especially when you're caught up in a war between vampires and witches. The vamps are out of the casket and want a bite of the future. To get rid of them, you'll need more than a garlic enema. Nanny Ogg, Granny Weatherwax and the rest are back.

from mojacobs

A princess has been born in the kingdom of Lancre, and King Verence has invited all his neighbours to the christening. Special attention has been given to the invitations of the witches - but where is Granny Weatherwax's invitation - surely she cannot have been forgotten? And why on earth has Kin...

from reading_fox

A very amusing follow-on from Small Gods. I initially didn't like it so much, but have greatly enjoyed the re-read. Following the ascension of the prophet Brutha in Omnia, the fire and sword priests have splintered into thousands of sects leaving the Quite Reverand Oates very confused. When he ar...

from SunnySD

A new baby and a christening have Magrat distracted, and Granny Weatherwax seems to be not quite herself, but when invited vampires (yes, King Verence was just that idioti... that's to say, modern in his thinking) show every inclination to out-stay their welcome, it's up the Nanny Ogg, Agnes, Per...