Witches Abroad

In which Granny Weatherwax has to fight her evil sister, and Greebo the cat briefly becomes human. The trouble with this one is that Pratchett is trying too hard to make points and lecture, whereas I just want to read a good story and be entertained. However, it has its moments.First appearance of Casanunda (briefly mentioned in the preceding book, [b:Reaper Man 833424 Reaper Man (Discworld, #11; Death, #2) Terry Pratchett https://i.gr-assets.com/images/S/compressed.photo.goodreads.com/books/1473122828l/833424.SY75.jpg 1796454]).

Although this contains all the usual Pratchettian asides, at the usual standard, this is let down slightly by the plot, which is a little wishy-washy in places. in addition, the synopsis suggests that the story is largely about Magrat however she soon fades into the background and this becomes a Granny W. novel (not that there's anything wrong with that, but it would have been nice for Magrat to geta chance to shine).

Anyhow, the initial roadtrip stages of the story are the most interesting but things become a little less interesting when they finally reach their destination.

So, it's a Pratchett novel, so you can't go far wrong if you're a fan, however I'm not sure this is one for those who aren't already invested in the world.