Wings: The Bromeliad Trilogy #3 Audiobook (Unabridged)

" A great wrap-up for the series and one that will have you cheering for the nomes... "

" If the Muppets filmed this one, it'd be Nommmmmes in Spaaaaace. "

" Agnosticism and puns. Enough to make me laugh and love this book. "

" Terry Pratchett has such a knack for combining humor and peril. Even in the nomes' most stressful circumstances, I'd find myself laughing. "

" I quite enjoyed this ending to the Bromeliad trilogy. "

" Great trilogy by Terry Prachett!!! I think it would be a very good idea for him to write some more about the gnomes and their journey to their home planet :-) "

" Good fun! Plods along with cly on its boots, but none the less charming book of wee men tring to get to Florida "

" My husband is a Terry Pratchett fan and I've read many of his books to help us relate to each other. It is fun to see the different style and personality of science fiction. It took me a while to catch on to his sense of humor, but now I laugh out loud while I read. "

" Just as good as the first two books! "

" This is the book where The Thing becomes a memorable, enjoyable-to-read character. "

" I don't think I have read anything by Pratchett that I didn't give 5 stars to but I really loved this little series! "

" I loved the whole series and thought this was the perfect ending. Masklin is easily one of the likable characters I've read. The one thing I didn't really get was the introduction of Pion. He didn't seem important in any way, in my opinion. But nonetheless, a great book. And trilogy! "

" I want more of the story. "

" A very satisfying and hilarious conclusion to the Bromeliad Trilogy. This book chronicles the adventures of Masklin and his companions just after they left the quarry. I only wish the book had been longer. "

" What a great, sweet, funny book, and perfect ending to the trilogy. I love Terry Pratchett's sense of humour. The image in my head from the last line has stuck with me- but I don't want to give the ending away! Read it! "

" Very enjoyable, but a bit light. Probably wouldn't re-read. "

" Typical Pratchett: funny, insightful, fun and wildly creative, this third book in his trilogy deals with the four inch high nomes and their struggle to make their way to Florida and the space shuttle, guided by the mysterious, all knowing Thing. "

" I picked these up in a three in one volume. I have yet to read a Terry Pratchett book that I didn't like. These were fun! "

" A great achievement for all Gnomekind! "

" Really funny book. Must read the trilogy in order. "

" A delightful ending for the trilogy. Like many of the others here, love the last line of the book. "

" Whimsical end to a fantastic tale, I could only wish it would carry on with more adventures from the 4 inch tall Nomes. "

" Not as good as Truckers but more interesting than Diggers. Possibly cos the characters are more interesting. "

" Listened to this one with my girls (as with Truckers and Diggers). A great end to the trilogy with room for more, should Pratchett please. "

" Wonderfully fun. I enjoyed dashing aroung with the nomes. A quest and the discovery of something bigger... than humans even. Another way to think about the concept of the number one. "

" Not as good as the first two in the series, but still very entertaining. It is Terry Pratchett after all..... "

" A fun trilogy for both Kids and Adults "

" Good end of this trilogy. "

" This, in my opinion, is Terry Pratchett's masterpiece. It's supposedly a children's book, but the themes are definitely beyond what most children can comprehend. They are beyond what most adults can understand. It's a children's book so it's funny and cute. Don't be fooled. "

" I love everything I've read by TP, but there was something about this book by him, as with The Amazing Maurice, that I just really took to heart. Also, very funny. Sophisticated ideas without being high-falutin'. "

" Why have I put off reading Pratchetts early kids' books for so long? I enjoyed this a lot more than I expected to. Sure, it isn't up to his more recent stuff, but it's a lot better than early Discworld. "

" Pratchett tells the story of gnomes from outside who meet gnomes in a department store. They escape into the outside world and try to find a safe place from people. They were fun books, but the first one was the best. "