C. J. Daley
While I did look it up to see that you can read this series in any order, and many say that they do, I should have known that starting with Discworld #20 and Death #4 would be a lot to handle.
I really enjoyed a lot of the Christmas elements and how they were changed to work with the Hogfather. It added humor and it does work for a seasonal read.
But otherwise this is an incredibly eclectic style of writing, hot damn. It’s not even that I didn’t like it all, so much as I had absolutely no idea what was going on.
I remember thinking at around chapter 41 “I am not enjoying this.” And while I did enjoy Death as the Hogfather and Teatime, I went with the audio and some of the voices were so grating that it drove me up a wall.
Perhaps I will try again some day.
While I did look it up to see that you can read this series in any order, and many say that they do, I should have known that starting with Discworld #20 and Death #4 would be a lot to handle.
I really enjoyed a lot of the Christmas elements and how they were changed to work with the Hogfather. It added humor and it does work for a seasonal read.
But otherwise this is an incredibly eclectic style of writing, hot damn. It’s not even that I didn’t like it all, so much as I had absolutely no idea what was going on.
I remember thinking at around chapter 41 “I am not enjoying this.” And while I did enjoy Death as the Hogfather and Teatime, I went with the audio and some of the voices were so grating that it drove me up a wall.
Perhaps I will try again some day.