Eric

Executive Summary: This was a quick read, even for a Discworld book, but not one of my favorites, especially following the excellent [b:Guards! Guards! 64216 Guards! Guards! (Discworld, #8; City Watch #1) Terry Pratchett https://d.gr-assets.com/books/1431127356s/64216.jpg 1128601].Full ReviewIt seems apparent that the Rincewind books are my least favorite sub-series of Discworld. So far I've only really enjoyed [b:The Light Fantastic 34506 The Light Fantastic (Discworld, #2; Rincewind #2) Terry Pratchett https://d.gr-assets.com/books/1389554927s/34506.jpg 592532]. It's not that they are bad exactly, they just aren't nearly as good as the City Watch, Death or Witches books have been so far.I'm not particularly fond of Rincewind either. The best part of his books seem to be the luggage that follows him around wreaking havoc. In this one we meet a young Necromancer named Eric and his rather obnoxious parrot. Things go a bit crazy and Rincewind does his best to run away as usual.There are some pretty funny parts, and a few good quotes, but far fewer than [b:Guards! Guards! 64216 Guards! Guards! (Discworld, #8; City Watch #1) Terry Pratchett https://d.gr-assets.com/books/1431127356s/64216.jpg 1128601] and some of the other of the past books. This is also the shortest book thus far. It made for a quick and easy read, that was good but not great. I'm glad I read it, but if/when I decide to reread any of the Discworld books, it won't make the cut.