Lords and Ladies: Discworld #14 Audiobook (Unabridged)

" This book is much darker than most of his novels. I remember liking it, but feeling kind of uneasy the whole time I read it. "

" 'bout time Magrat gets married. and Elves as the badguys and witches as the good guys, well, that is an interesting perspective. "

" Absolutely hilarious and serious, all at the same time. Typicalm Terry Pratchett. "

" Anything with the Witches in it is bound to be good, and this is no exception (especially when A Midsummer Night's Dream is woven in). Be warned, though, the puns get increasingly painful toward the end! Do not read anyplace where you cannot groan out loud and curse Pratchett's genius. "

" Interesting Discworld novel concerning fairies. "

" Another Pratchett Discworld novel. Not as funny as some but the story is solid and the humor is present. "

" I love the witches! Even better when the Librarian and the wizards interact with Granny and Nanny. "

" so, now and again I go back and read various of the Pratchett novels again, and put up the evidence of said re-reading here, just for form's sake you understand. "

" OMG OMG OMG Why is Terry Pratchett so HILARIOUS?!?! Fantastic writing and great story and the most humorous writing. LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE Made me laugh out loud. "

" more of the witches - go Esme go "

" Not as good as some of his other books. "

" The witches are always a great read. "

" I like all of Pratchett's books, but the stories of the witches are among the best. "

" Three and three quarters stars for this one - I found it to be among the better of the Discworld books. "

" so far it's great! Weatherwax isn't my favorite Pratchett character, but with Nanny Ogg, it's turning out to be a lot of fun. Of course all of his books are, but that's not the point! "

" Granny Weatherwax and ladies are my favourite Discworld characters. "

" This was an average Pratchett book. Not his worst but not as good as some of his better ones. I have read a lot of the ones that are about the three witches and most of them have been better than this one. Fortunately these are some of his best characters so even an average book can be good enough. "

" I loved it, I really like the satrical way in which Prachett makes fun of modern ideas. In this book he uses aspects from Shakespeare's play A Midsummer Night's Dream but in a surprising and much more fun way. "

" The fourth of the Discworld witches novels. I liked several bits of this one. The glimpses into the past of the oldest witch Esme Weatherwax. Casanunda, the world's second greatest lover. The awkward relationship between the king and the queen-to-be. The general mythic (or 'myffic') background. "