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Terry Pratchett was at his height (and he so often is) when he wrote Witches Abroad. His rich treatment of the characters within the novel is a hallmark of his work, as is his sympathetic view on humanity. Granny and Nanny are a tour-de-force in this work, which shifts effortlessly from poignant moments (such as the Red Riding Hood section) to straight out humour (such as the river boat scene).
It's a cracker, right down to the very last sentence on the very last page. ...more
It's a cracker, right down to the very last sentence on the very last page. ...more
Witches and stories about stories.
May 19, 2014
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