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Discworld Series - 4
Engels - Paperback
315 pagina's | Corgi | New edition | november 1988
5.0 van de 5 (2 reviews)3-4 werkdagen
Loving (to) Deatha review
8 oktober 2007 | Zevenhuizen
In the fourth Discworld novel (in a series of half-a-billion) we finally see our favorite supporting character with a leading role: Death enters stage with more DIALOGUE than ever. In Mort we follow the life of Mortimer, a boy who reached the age that suits him for picking up an apprenticeship. No-one wants him during the fare on Hogswatch night until
the Grim Reaper shows up on his noble steed Binky. So Mortimer goes about to learn the tricks of the trade of ushering souls to the netherworld. Things are going splendidly until he has to go solo, while the master is taking a day off. He needs to take the soul of the pretty Princess Keli. And when loves shows her lovely face, the mayhem starts again. Add a few wizards to the juicy mélange and youre set for trouble! Mort is the funniest book in the series so far, mainly because of Death. He decides to try out the pleasures of the flesh: drinking, gambling, partying, and, of course, fly-fishing. Pratchett perfectly shows the bizarreness of our own world with the Discworld and its characters, which are easy to cherish. The only downside of the book, and the series really, is that people will give you funny looks when you say out loud, Oh
Death is so-o-o cute.
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Loving (to) Deatha review
8 oktober 2007 | Zevenhuizen
In the fourth Discworld novel (in a series of half-a-billion) we finally see our favorite supporting character with a leading role: Death enters stage with more DIALOGUE than ever. In Mort we follow the life of Mortimer, a boy who reached the age that suits him for picking up an apprenticeship. No-one wants him during the fare on Hogswatch night until
the Grim Reaper shows up on his noble steed Binky. So Mortimer goes about to learn the tricks of the trade of ushering souls to the netherworld. Things are going splendidly until he has to go solo, while the master is taking a day off. He needs to take the soul of the pretty Princess Keli. And when loves shows her lovely face, the mayhem starts again. Add a few wizards to the juicy mélange and youre set for trouble!
Mort is the funniest book in the series so far, mainly because of Death. He decides to try out the pleasures of the flesh: drinking, gambling, partying, and, of course, fly-fishing. Pratchett perfectly shows the bizarreness of our own world with the Discworld and its characters, which are easy to cherish. The only downside of the book, and the series really, is that people will give you funny looks when you say out loud, Oh
Death is so-o-o cute.
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Loving (to) Deatha review
8 oktober 2007 | Zevenhuizen
In the fourth Discworld novel (in a series of half-a-billion) we finally see our favorite supporting character with a leading role: Death enters stage with more DIALOGUE than ever. In Mort we follow the life of Mortimer, a boy who reached the age that suits him for picking up an apprenticeship. No-one wants him during the fare on Hogswatch night until
the Grim Reaper shows up on his noble steed Binky. So Mortimer goes about to learn the tricks of the trade of ushering souls to the netherworld. Things are going splendidly until he has to go solo, while the master is taking a day off. He needs to take the soul of the pretty Princess Keli. And when loves shows her lovely face, the mayhem starts again. Add a few wizards to the juicy mélange and youre set for trouble! Mort is the funniest book in the series so far, mainly because of Death. He decides to try out the pleasures of the flesh: drinking, gambling, partying, and, of course, fly-fishing. Pratchett perfectly shows the bizarreness of our own world with the Discworld and its characters, which are easy to cherish. The only downside of the book, and the series really, is that people will give you funny looks when you say out loud, Oh
Death is so-o-o cute.
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Loving (to) Deatha review
8 oktober 2007 | Zevenhuizen
In the fourth Discworld novel (in a series of half-a-billion) we finally see our favorite supporting character with a leading role: Death enters stage with more DIALOGUE than ever. In Mort we follow the life of Mortimer, a boy who reached the age that suits him for picking up an apprenticeship. No-one wants him during the fare on Hogswatch night until
the Grim Reaper shows up on his noble steed Binky. So Mortimer goes about to learn the tricks of the trade of ushering souls to the netherworld. Things are going splendidly until he has to go solo, while the master is taking a day off. He needs to take the soul of the pretty Princess Keli. And when loves shows her lovely face, the mayhem starts again. Add a few wizards to the juicy mélange and youre set for trouble!
Mort is the funniest book in the series so far, mainly because of Death. He decides to try out the pleasures of the flesh: drinking, gambling, partying, and, of course, fly-fishing. Pratchett perfectly shows the bizarreness of our own world with the Discworld and its characters, which are easy to cherish. The only downside of the book, and the series really, is that people will give you funny looks when you say out loud, Oh
Death is so-o-o cute.
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Loving (to) Deatha review
8 oktober 2007 | Zevenhuizen
In the fourth Discworld novel (in a series of half-a-billion) we finally see our favorite supporting character with a leading role: Death enters stage with more DIALOGUE than ever. In Mort we follow the life of Mortimer, a boy who reached the age that suits him for picking up an apprenticeship. No-one wants him during the fare on Hogswatch night until
the Grim Reaper shows up on his noble steed Binky. So Mortimer goes about to learn the tricks of the trade of ushering souls to the netherworld. Things are going splendidly until he has to go solo, while the master is taking a day off. He needs to take the soul of the pretty Princess Keli. And when loves shows her lovely face, the mayhem starts again. Add a few wizards to the juicy mélange and youre set for trouble! Mort is the funniest book in the series so far, mainly because of Death. He decides to try out the pleasures of the flesh: drinking, gambling, partying, and, of course, fly-fishing. Pratchett perfectly shows the bizarreness of our own world with the Discworld and its characters, which are easy to cherish. The only downside of the book, and the series really, is that people will give you funny looks when you say out loud, Oh
Death is so-o-o cute.
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huilen van het lachen..!
12 juli 2004 | schoonebeek, nederland
Toen ik in 1992 dit boek las wist ik niet dat het de start zou zijn van een verslaving... Ik heb 27 delen van de Schijfwereld-serie. Ik heb vreselijk hard gelachen om dit boek, thuis, in de trein, overal, ik kon het niet tegenhouden. Terry Pratchett is een woordkunstenaar en heeft een fantasie waar je wel in mee móét gaan.
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huilen van het lachen..!
12 juli 2004 | schoonebeek, nederland
Toen ik in 1992 dit boek las wist ik niet dat het de start zou zijn van een verslaving... Ik heb 27 delen van de Schijfwereld-serie.
Ik heb vreselijk hard gelachen om dit boek, thuis, in de trein, overal, ik kon het niet tegenhouden. Terry Pratchett is een woordkunstenaar en heeft een fantasie waar je wel in mee móét gaan.
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huilen van het lachen..!
12 juli 2004 | schoonebeek, nederland
Toen ik in 1992 dit boek las wist ik niet dat het de start zou zijn van een verslaving... Ik heb 27 delen van de Schijfwereld-serie. Ik heb vreselijk hard gelachen om dit boek, thuis, in de trein, overal, ik kon het niet tegenhouden. Terry Pratchett is een woordkunstenaar en heeft een fantasie waar je wel in mee móét gaan.
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€ 7,00
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