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A great reminder of all the insanity we are still living through.

Not very horrorble. :)

This is the 6th Discworld book, published in 1988; and it involves witches, royalty, ghosts, and an acting troupe, as well as a fat cat named Greebo It is set up loosely like a play and there are lots of funny scenes. I liked this one a bit more than the first 5 books.

A lot different than the other David Baldacci book I read, "Strangers in Time."

Wildly confusing young adultish but great for a summer day.

Felt a bit "stilted" at the beginning but soon as I got used to the concept I really started to enjoy this.

There are a number of acronyms in this book which aren't really explained. It's kind of fun looking them up.

I got as far as Chapter 11 but couldn't go any further.

I am abandoning this book. The use of fiction in between the science was cool for a while but became pretty boring and tedious after a while.

I am enjoying this book. I especially liked the last chapter (Turkey - 6500s) learning about the people and dwellings, with square houses with dirt roofs close together so the people can travel along the tops of the houses and not on the ground.