Discworld The Fifth Elephant, Book 24, (Paperback)

from Xirxe

In Ankh-Morpork gehen außergewöhnliche Dinge vor sich - und zwar deutlich mehr als sonst üblich. Ein Mann wird ermordet, eine Steinsemmelfälschung gestohlen, wobei es danach unglaublich nach Katzenpisse oder etwas in der Art riecht, unter den Zwergen herrscht eine auffällige Unruhe - ob all dies ...

from ironicqueery

Another good Pratchett book focusing on race relations, patriotism, and changes towards acceptance and greater tolerance towards others. The first half of the book is the best, as Vimes and his watch are slowly clued in to how diplomacy works. As they catch on, the story slows a bit, but not enou...

from polarbear123

I hadn't read a Pratchett novel for a while as I was mildly disappointed with the two or three efforts prior to this one. I am glad I persevered though because here Pratchett is on top form. As always I think the secret to a good Discworld book is a trade off and balance between several things in...

from kaylol

I wanted more of Carrot but the last few pages presented an incredilble bit with Carrot and Angua. Vimes is his usual everything-but-a-duke character and Sybil us really surprising!

from TobinElliott

Interestingly, I thought I was going to enjoy this one far less than the previous 23. I will say the lack of narrator Nigel Planer was definitely felt, especially when it came to Carrot, Death, and Detritus. I won't say this new guy is terrible, but he has completely changed the voices and inflec...