Terry Pratchett was a true talent. Whilst it is still taking me some time to make my way through the Discworld books. I have read the Tiffany Aching branch, and this was a beautiful, if not bittersweet, read.

A difficult one to read for Pratchett fans, and one that feels bittersweet.
There's so much that is familiar to this and the style is what we're used to. However, it was not a finished book and there is a sense of what could have been as I read this.

Ive not read a Terry Pratchett in years - more my husband's kind of books than mind. But I kept an open mind and quite enjoyed it although some of it went over my head.

This was not my usual genre to read to read but Terry Pratchetts reputation peaked my curiosity and so I decided to give it go and I’m pleased I did. It is worth noting Terry Pratchett hadn't actually finished writing this when he died however, the working methods of Terry where pieced together to finish the book. The story brought out a mix of emotions and although was not my usual genre I still enjoyed reading this.

It's Terry Pratchett, I mean seriously what's not to love. Amusing, engaging, another literary masterpiece.

You can't go wrong with a Terry Pratchett and a Discworld book. A well-written, funny fantasy that keeps those pages turning.

This book was beautiful and precious. I'm kind of ashamed to admit that this is my first Terry Pratchett book, but I'm glad that I finally got an opportunity to have started reading his works and for that, I'm immensely grateful to NetGalley and the publisher.

Having loved all the Discworld novels - this was no exception. Fantastic writing and storytelling, highly recommend.

A full review of this title will be posted on my blog in the near future

I was sad to read the final Discworld novel but also pleased to be allowed a final glimpse into the wonderful world of the master. Tiffany has really grown as a character over the series and it was a pleasure to spend time in her company. I will now have to reread them all from the beginning!