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A solid 3 1/2 stars. This is my second dip into Discworld, a spin on what happens when a garrulous coven of three witches gets caught up in a Shakespearian situation of scheming regicide, unavenged ghosts and even a dwarven playwright named Hwel.
My first Discworld book was Equal Rites, and while Wyrd Sisters is fun and better-plotted than Rites, I didn't like it *quite* as much. This has a larger cast of main characters, and I was not equally interested in all of them, whereas I really enjoyed R ...more
My first Discworld book was Equal Rites, and while Wyrd Sisters is fun and better-plotted than Rites, I didn't like it *quite* as much. This has a larger cast of main characters, and I was not equally interested in all of them, whereas I really enjoyed R ...more
The witches of Lancre get sucked into a Shakespearean power plot. It is as wonderful as you'd expect.
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Another good one from Terry Pratchett. His talent for description amazes me in every book of his I read. The story line in Wyrd Sisters wasn't his best, but it was still good reading.
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A fun twist on Hamlet, The Scottish Play, Wicca, traditional witches, and the like.
Well read audio version.
Also worked as mix of audio and book.
Also worked as mix of audio and book.
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