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> Genre: Fantasy > The start of the coolest witch in Discworld

The start of the coolest witch in Discworld

January 5, 2014 by MyySharona 2 Comments

equal rites

I only started reading the Discworld series a few years ago. I was up late at night, trying to think of things to buy for my new Kindle, and faced with the problem I always have when shopping for entertainment: What in the hell am I supposed to buy? All ideas tend to run from me in that situation, which explains some of my past purchases made completely out of desperation.

But anyway

Filed Under: Fantasy, Fiction Tagged With: discworld, pratchett, weatherwax, witches

Post by MyySharona · Genres: Fantasy, Fiction · Tags: discworld, pratchett, weatherwax, witches ·
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  1. narfna says

    January 5, 2014 at 7:47 pm

    I love this book, but I agree with you. The later ones are best (and Monstrous Regiment is my favorite).

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  2. MyySharona says

    January 5, 2014 at 11:34 pm

    There are a few themes in Equal Rites that show up again in other books.
    The wizard vs witch approach, headology (which I suppose can’t be avoided in any book where Granny Weatherwax appears), borrowing (again a Weatherwax thing)…but it’s interesting to see them start here and then be expanded in other titles.
    And yeah, Monstrous Regiment is a favorite of mine too!!

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