Nice to know that I can still enjoy Discworld story, some of them I read lately felt underwhelm. This one was not exactly hilarous but there wasn't any annoying part as well.
This one was reminiscent of Moving Pictures. I liked it but the subject matter just wasn't that interesting to me the way it was presented. Terry's characters are what kept me reading this one. I can't fully fault any book that contains Death and I like his granddaughter too. CMOT Dibbler is always ...
This starts with a death, and concerns Death. Death's grandaughter, Susan, learns that her parents have died and that she's sort of inherited the family business at the same time. Susan is of a logical turn of mind, so doesn't believe that this is how hereditry works, despite appearances to the cont...
OK, so this was quite similar to Moving Pictures - but this was about "Music with Rocks in". With the added angle of Death, becoming a bit depressed and disappearing, meaning that his grand-daughter Susan has to take over.It's about Buddy (plays a rather special guitar - looks abit elvish), Glod (p...
The book is funny as usual, but it's quite similar to moving pictures, so not such a new idea. I loved the beginning, but I wasn't sure about the end. Always entertaining though!
19 Feb 200820 Jun 201425 Aug 2016Death takes a sort of holiday, so the Death of Rats goes looking for Death's granddaughter to fill the gap. Susan is off in boarding school, being an unusually practical teenager with no memory of her grandfather, when she gets the message. Meanwhile a bard, a troll,...
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