Ratings433
Average rating4.1
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Ratings433
Average rating4.1
Death takes on an apprentice who's an individual thinker.
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These are still a lot of fun. The Death books have always been some of my favorites and this is a good introduction. I'd forgotten about Albert's backstory! I really enjoyed how this got to the end since I knew where Mort ended up. I did get a bit tired of this in the middle (which you can tell since it took two weeks to finish), but in the end it was fun and I'm glad to be rereading these - I think I just need a break now...
A fun read that introduces Death. Lovely read when he's around, drags when he's not.
Same as my opinion of Equal Rites, just a little more close to an interesting story. Death takes on an human apprentice, Mort. The story revolves around Mort trying to understand the great mystery of what lies beyond the veil of death. The thing is, Death himself does not know or care about any of that.
Mort also, understandably, does not want to “kill” people, so he is struggling with his new job.
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Me encantó. Es el primer libro de Terry Pratchett que leo y me ha dejado fascinada. Es bastante ligero y el sentido del humor es buenísimo. Me ha animado a continuar con la serie.
Series
41 primary books49 released booksDiscworld is a 49-book series with 41 primary works first released in -422 with contributions by Terry Pratchett, Jan Kantůrek, and Andreas Brandhorst.
Series
5 primary books6 released booksDeath is a 6-book series with 5 primary works first released in 1987 with contributions by Terry Pratchett.
