As the cauldron bubbled an eldritch voice shrieked: ‘When shall we three meet again?’ There was a pause. Finally another voice said, in far more ordinary tones: ‘Well, I can do next Tuesday.’ I just realised that I never finished writing a review for this one even though I absolutely loved it. Wyrd ...
Snuck this one in between assignments this semester. I enjoyed it immensely, but have already forgotten all the clever things I wanted to say about it, except that Granny Weatherwax is my spirit animal.
Prithee don’t be alarumed by any strange words in this review. This book has divers archaic, fake, and misused words e-printed within. It may take me a while to throw off its influence and resume speaking proper, modern English again. But did I enjoy the book? Marry, this is the first Discworld ...
Celia Imrie doing Granny, Nanny, and Magret. What more do you want?The great thing about this audio book is that you notice things that you do not when you read it.
From the reviews I've read on this book, I should have enjoyed it a lot more than I did. I am disappointed in my effort on this book, perhaps a re-read someday. I just could not get into this book the way I have other Pratchett novels.
This is my second Discworld novel, after Equal Rites, and I found this to be the more mature and interesting of the two. Wyrd Sisters is a very funny book of a trio of witches – the indomitable Granny Weatherwax, the bawdy Nanny Ogg, and the misty-eyed Magrat – meddling in royal politics, with echoe...
Personally upon finishing "Wyrd Sisters", I felt conflicted about the sixth installment in Terry Pratchett's Discworld series. It wasn't that the story was not good nor that the parodying of various fantasy tropes along with Shakespearean plays weren't funny, but nothing seemed to click throughout ...
Pratchett retells Cinderella with more than a few twists. It's an excuse to set his three witches off adventuring around the Discworld, and it lets Greebo out to get into trouble. I love the travel, but especially the interplay between the very different women. And the cat, of course.Personal copy
Wyrd Sisters by Terry Pratchett is about a group of three witches who interfere in the affairs of the kingdom and use magic to try to help restore the rightful heir to the throne after the king is murdered and the killer takes his place. It is a very hilarious parody that is a mix of Macbeth and Ham...
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