There wasn’t enough Death in this, but then again, he’s done all his growing already in other books, so that was probably the smart choice. I still really enjoyed it. The actual main characters of this book are Death’s granddaughter, Susan, who has reached the ultimate peak of her badassdom; a history monk named Lu-Tze; and his apprentice, Lobsang. The history monks are cool. They live in this place where Time doesn’t really exist, and their job is to basically monitor history, and in a sense Time, and protect both when and where they can. When Death learns that once […]
“The thing is, I mean, there’s times when you look at the universe and you think, ‘What about me?’ and you can just hear the universe replying, ‘Well, what about you?'”
Thief of Time (Discworld, #26) by Terry Pratchett
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6/24/2019 | 's CBR11 Review No:60 | 
| Tags: #fantasy, British, Death, discworld, humor, narfna, Satire, Terry Pratchett, thief of time | Category: Comedy/Humor, Fantasy | 0 Comments
