... the kind of book that only gets better the more often you return to it.
I've revisited Wyrd Sisters three times in the last two years alone, and every single time I'm savoring every single minute of the experience. Definitely one of my favorite Discworld novels -- next to its sequel, Witches Abroad, and of course the inimitable Hogfather.
Just gotta love the three witches ... and Verence, too.
Today's prompt is for favorite horror reads; that not being much of my thing (outside, perhaps, the gothic classics and anything more edifying or funny rather than scary), I think I'm going to leave that prompt to Char, Bark's Books (aka Bark at the Ghouls), and the site's other horror fans. Instead, I'm going to catch up on the prompt from the day before yesterday -- I'm really, really excited about the new squares.
This is going to be another multiple-post reply ... because come on, these covers are just too beautiful not to give them a space of their own!
Series: Discworld #3
I'm sticking to my original rating because although the book is somewhat entertaining and there are definitely Prachettisms peppered throughout, it's basically the appendix of the Discworld. It's a mostly forgotten appendage to the Discworld cannon that only ever gets referenced via Granny Weatherwax having been to Ankh-Morpork previously. I also have trouble relating to both Granny Weatherwax and Esk in this story, which doesn't help.
I wasn't a fan of Celia Imrie's performance here. I liked her narration of other Discworld books but Simon's constantly congested voice and her weird "ooks" for the Librarian got on my nerves.
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