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I'm out for this one, sorry. I have some other stuff I'm reading. I'll get back to Discworld in a few months.
Ohh, I feel so lazy to read this one... As Marc said above, this wasn't so good when I read it in the past, although I liked the previous two novels of Rincewind and it is a character that I feel sympathy for, this didn't meet my expectations. I can't say exactly why.So I will try to give another chance to this one. I case that the month goes by and I didn't get to read it, see you in the next one for sure ^^
Hey, we are reading the third longest fantasy series of ever! https://www.reddit.com/r/Fantasy/comm...
Just a few words shy of the Wheel of Time! Well, looks like 400,000 words or so, just like 5 more Discworld books.
So "an old witch" told Conina about "Herrydeterry". The witch is not named, but can there be any doubt that it was Granny Weatherwax?
I finished it last weekend and... it is a mess overall. Many good scenes but they don't mesh together well at all. I am convinced that this book was basically unfinished.Better luck next time, and by next time I mean with our first entry into one of the major beloved Discworld sub-series, "The Witches", with Wyrd Sisters! Sure, we met Granny Weatherwax already in Equal Rites but you can't have witches (plural) without Nanny Ogg, am I right?
I am jumping in this series hope it is ok. I have finished this recently and was better then i expected but I agree it was a mess of a plot. This is first book i really started liking Rincewind (was pretty annoying before) and that scene with flying carpet was hilarious to me. Was hoping to more Rincewind in next book but on other hand "Equal Rites" was my favorite so far so i am happy with "The Witches" coming in book No6.
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I vaguely recall this book being one of the "not as good" ones but I thought that of Colour of Magic and adored it on this go-around. I continue to harbor a thought, that the best Discworld books were the on-the-ground, person-level ones (like the Watch series) and less so the magic/Dungeon Dimensions/high(er) fantasy stuff. Since we haven't got to the true ground level stuff quite yet, I will wait to see how this theory pans out.
In short, looking forward to more of Rincewind and The Luggage!