Mort by Terry Pratchett
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Re-Read 2/18/24

YA Discworld? Check. New Job? Check. Making mistakes? Check.

TAKING ON THE PERSONIFICATION OF DEATH? Check.

So funny, so clever. A fantastic re-read.



Original Review:

Being one of the first and the latest of all the Pratchett reads, I'm really surprised just how much I loved this one. I'm upping the star count to a full five just because I think I liked Mort, the character, even better this time around.

DEATH on DISCWORLD. :) Seriously, there's nothing quite like it. Him. The personification. :) He meddles so much with humanity, tries to get drunk, and hires an apprentice. Not all in that order.

Death is the mewling cat at the party of life. :)

The story is a bit more interesting, I must say, than the ones immediately preceding it, and of all the books, I think it captures the essential spirit of all the ones to come after. High praise, no? I hope so. :)

Very funny stuff. :)

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