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Hana Gin hanagin — When I read The Colour of Magic, I wasn't particularly looking forward to it and was pleasantly surprised. It wasn't the best thing I'd ever read but was entertaining enough. There are plenty more Pratchett works on the Life List reading list, but I thought if I was going to read book four, I should probably try and read the ones in between. I do love keeping things in order. Perhaps it was because I knew it didn't count towards the list, or perhaps it just showed up how I really feel about these books, but I wasn't as thrilled with this one. It was still interesting enough, I wasn't bored, but I can't say I was eager to keep on turning the pages either. When I got to the end I was quite happy it was over. I like the characters, I like the satire, I particularly like the Luggage, but it just didn't grab me as I might have hoped it would. Nothing specifically stands out to complain about, and I know these books are much-loved, but I suppose they are just not for me. With so much to read, perhaps I had better abandon my plan of consuming the works in order, and just pick out the ones that have made it onto the list.

Conor Whooley whooleycmc60f — dear lord was this thing HARD to get through. however, it borders on more fun than dante's inferno. why? because satan isn't a huge let down and kinda lame...like the inferno...chewing on judas...what? not very intimidating. luckily, satan holds paradise lost together. he's amazingly complicated, extremely emo, and ready to mess up everything. god, on the other hand, dull, omnipotent, snoooooooze. milton's poetry is the hardest difficulty, yet brilliantly composed. just be patient, and root for the bad guy. also, anyone who just decides to rewrite one of the most well known stories in the bible, makes satan the identifiable one, and turns it into an epic action packed story...is kinda badass.

Morris Willner morriswillner — a delightful mix between satire and amateur anthropology that revolves around simple truth that is now authoritatively backed by scientific study. Intentionally obtuse but a generally enjoyable analysis of conspicious consumption and conspicious leisure that is of great use in deciphering culture.

Samantha Kowalke skowalkec635 — This was a good romantic suspense. I was looking for something to pass the time and found the suggestion for this series through the romantic suspense group. The h is running from a horrific past (psychotic mother, traumatic event, etc.) and it catches up with her in the form of the one man she still loves. She must face the fact that you can change your name, your job, your looks, your friends, but you eventually have to deal with who you are and face your demons. I liked this twist. The hero was a little bit of a jerk and I wasn't sure I wanted him to get together; what hero tells the woman he just slept with that he wants to vomit or that she is a slut? What hero believes a woman he knows to be psychotic and verbally abuses the loving heroine? He was a little hard to cheer for but regardless, I wanted the heroine to succeed and I wanted the hero to find her and love her.

Paolo Cecchetto ilgeniodel4f9f — I had a hard getting into it at first...and then I realized that its pace needed time. I slowed down. Sipped lemonade. Let the story wash over me. Beautiful.