Terry Pratchett: The Wee Free Men

The Wee Free Men (Discworld #30, Tiffany Aching #1) by Terry Pratchett (YA fantasy) This was a REALLY enjoyable book, my favorite of the Discworld series so far. I'm not sure how much of it is that this is YA vs. an adult novel, and how much of it is Pratchett growing as an author,...

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Terry Pratchett: Wyrd Sisters

Wyrd Sisters (Discworld #6) by Terry Pratchett (fantasy, Macbeth "retelling") I enjoyed this book a lot. I think so far that it's my favorite Discworld book. The witches are amusing, especially the interaction between the three witches. I love the addition of the actors for this book, and while I don't know if they return...

Terry Pratchett: Mort

Mort (Discworld #4) by Terry Pratchett (fantasy) This is the second time I've read Mort, and I liked it much better this time than the previous one. There are lots of possible reasons why, but whatever the main reason was, I am very glad I re-read the book. Death is my favorite character in the...

Terry Pratchett: The Carpet People

The Carpet People by Terry Pratchett (fantasy) To start with, I didn’t even know this book existed until I started looking up debut novels by popular authors for a reading challenge. I figured I’d get to re-read the first Discworld book or something. Instead, I found that Sir Terry published his first novel at the...

Terry Pratchett: Sourcery

Sourcery (a novel of the Discworld) by Terry Pratchett (comedic fantasy) First of all, the Discworld novels are quite amusing. I’ve only read two of them (two of the very many) and have enjoyed both immensely. Pratchett manages to combine fantasy with punny comedy, and to pull both off. I could compare him to Piers...