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by Terry Pratchett
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BrokenTune
BrokenTune rated it 7 years ago
‘Right! Let’s do some good!’ she said, to the universe at large. Need I say anything more about the Granny Weatherwax, the speaker of this line? She is still one of the best characters in fiction. In Maskerade, Granny and Nanny are faced with the difficulty of being a coven of only two witches. The...
Portable Magic
Portable Magic rated it 8 years ago
How I empathized with Agnes, cursed with a good personality and nice hair, instead of a trim figure and a pretty face. Knowing that she was always expected to be calm and sensible and capable, resenting it, and yet unable to help herself in always being the calm and sensible and capable one in a cri...
YouKneeK
YouKneeK rated it 8 years ago
Maskerade is the fifth book in the Witches subseries of Discworld. I usually enjoy the Witches books a little more than the others. I didn’t think this one was as uproariously funny as Wyrd Sisters or Witches Abroad, but I did enjoy it. The story centers on some goings-on at an opera house. The...
Tannat
Tannat rated it 8 years ago
Series: Discworld #18 This book is like an old friend. I don’t think it was the first Discworld book that I read, but I think it may have been the first one that I bought. I’m still reading the same copy, and I’ve lost track of the number of times that I’ve read it. It’s basically about opera on t...
Brian's Book Blog
Brian's Book Blog rated it 9 years ago
Nanny Ogg manages to write a best selling cooking book, but after Granny Weatherwax discovers that the publisher has stiffed Ogg out of a load of royalties they head off to Ankh-Morpork to set things right.Agnes Nitt, tired of being the girl with a nice personality has also headed off there to join ...
mattries37315
mattries37315 rated it 9 years ago
Discworld’s most renowned coven is down a witch, but the best replacement has taken her vocal talents to Ankh-Morpork’s Opera House. However, Terry Pratchett isn’t going to miss a chance to let Granny Weatherwax and Nanny Ogg get mixed up in the “Maskerade” at the Opera. With Magrat now Queen, Gr...
XOX
XOX rated it 10 years ago
I like A Hat Full Of Sky. But I didn't find this as good. This is a retold story on the phantom of the opera with witches. Enjoyable but not as much as the other one with Death and the Watch. Why? Probably because Agnes is not really doing herself any good by letting Christine steps over her...
Bücher, Bücher, 100000 Bücher
Bücher, Bücher, 100000 Bücher rated it 10 years ago
3.5 starsWay too many fat jokes. Fat jokes aren't funny, Terry.
Philosophical Musings of a Book Nerd
Philosophical Musings of a Book Nerd rated it 10 years ago
Since Margrat Garlick has gone on to do bigger and better things (such as ruling) the remaining two witches are at a loss as to who would fill the missing spot in their 'coven'. They did settle on Agnes, however it seems that she also has better things to do, such as run off to Anhk Morpork to becom...
Kaethe
Kaethe rated it 11 years ago
2000July 19, 2014This was one of the first Discworld books I ever read, and I wouldn't recommend it as a good place to start. There's Granny Weatherwax and Nanny Ogg (and Greebo) which is to the good, but Death makes only a token appearance, and it isn't very kind. There's a fair amount of fat-bashi...
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