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Preview — The Shepherd's Crown by Terry Pratchett(Discworld #41)
A shivering of worlds.
Deep in the Chalk, something is stirring. The owls and the foxes can sense it, and Tiffany Aching feels it in her boots. An old enemy is gathering strength. This is a time of endings and beginnings, old friends and new, a blurring of edges and a shifting of power. Now Tiffany stands between the light and the dark, the good and the bad. As the fairy hord..more
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Aug 27, 2015Andrew Hickey rated it really liked it
It could have been a lot worse.
As Rob Wilkins explains in the afterword, Terry Pratchett hadn't actually finished writing this when he died. Pratchett's working methods, as described by Wilkins, involved writing scenes and piecing them together, finding the story, and then rewriting and adding scenes. Here we have something that isn't quite the end process of that. We have something that can be read, coherently, from beginning to end as a narrative, but is not quite formed. There is, as Wilkins s..more
Aug 30, 2015Alex Sarll added it · review of another edition
Yes, obviously it's unfinished (which is not to say it lacks a beginning, middle or end - just that it wants finish in the sense of polish). But for all that, I wouldn't recommend reading it in public unless your heart is a lot stonier than mine. The last Discworld story was never likely to be an apocalypse, but - while there are internal farewells on top of the obvious external one - I take some solace in the state in which it's left; like Blandings, the Disc will still be ticking along somewhe..more
'YOUR CANDLE..WILL FLICKER FOR SOME TIME BEFORE IT GOES OUT - A LITTLE REWARD FOR A LIFE WELL LIVED..YOU HAVE LEFT THE WORLD MUCH BETTER THAN YOU FOUND IT..NOBODY COULD DO ANY BETTER THAN THAT' Jun 06, 2015Joey Woolfardis rated it really liked it · review of another edition
Thank you, Sir Terry for the joy and the sadness and for the many opportunities to escape to a wonderful world where humanity's failings (and more importantly) successes are reflected and cherished as what makes us unique. Your candle will flicker and your ripples will be growing for many years to come...more
Shelves: 2015, champion, sterling, ce21, bookshelf, pterry, humour, goblins, own, masculine
If you are new to Discworld or Terry, don't start with this one. He was very ill and this was, I think it's safe to say, not written well, but by Jingo it was told well.
The story, the characters, the sadness and the happiness, all have their place here and indeed on Earth. It was probably the most perfect ending, but it was bittersweet and I shall never quite get over it. 'Mind how you go.' Blog | Instagram | Twitter | Pinterest | Shop | Etsy
“Parting is such sweet sorrow that I shall say goodnight till it be morrow.”
And so it ends. Our wonderful journey with Sir Terry Pratchett and his wonderfully inimitable Discworld. There will never be another like it or him. It was difficult to read this and enjoy it just for what it was – another Discworld book, this one a Tiffany Aching story. Having been diagnosed in 2007 with early-onset Alzheimer's disease, he had written with a greater sense of urgency and had published several more novels..more
Jun 15, 2016Bradley rated it it was amazing
If anyone has been reading this far in the series, they must be very, very sad that Sir Terry passed away, and this, his very last novel, is all we have left. I am sad. I am very sad. And after the first few chapters, I got even more sad, because he was writing his own requiem in these scenes.
It was scary and sad and so appropriate. And then it passed, to flow into Tiffany Aching's fifth, delightful, tale. If you're familiar, you know she's no longer a witch's apprentice, she's a full witch and..more
New Tiffany Aching and here I thought 'I shall wear midnight' was the last one.. *heavy breathing*
edit: This little treasure came to me yesterday and it already made me cry (first 10%) I hope the end will be worth all the tears since this is truly the last one. :(
Aug 28, 2015Dan Schwent rated it really liked it
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Apr 10, 2015Jasmine rated it really liked it · review of another edition
*sobs forever*
6.6.2015 -- Cover Release *sobs even harder*
This is really a four star book but I am giving it five anyway because it was his last and because he was a wonderful author who gave me an incredible amount of enjoyment over the years. I think the Discworld series ran to 41 books, all of them brilliant. So sad it is all over but he has left a great legacy for us to remember him by and I will certainly read those 41 books again!
Aug 26, 2015Nisha-Anne rated it it was ok
No.
This book did not work for me. It took me nearly twenty per cent to realise why. I couldn't hear Pratchett in the prose. There were far too many repetitions, far too much exposition. The dialect was heavyhanded and not true to the other books. Tiffany was nowhere as clearly cut as I've known her. It felt like someone was very carefully trying to write a Terry Pratchett novel. Like the better calibre of fan fiction but not quite there. Only twice did the authentic fire of Pratchett burn through..more
Ignore the star rating. Like many other people reading the last book of a deeply loved and missed author, objectivity is impossible.
Tiffany Aching comes full circle, taking on the elves again, but this time as the leader of the Discworld's witches instead of as the newest. But she has allies. The last couple of books of Pratchett's have been sad, both in terms of being obvious goodbyes to his world and characters, and the obvious diminishing of his craft. The ideas are still there, and much of th..more
Jan 18, 2015Rachel (Kalanadi) rated it really liked it
After finishing this, I caught myself thinking about the next Discworld book.. but no. So many more stories that will never be told, and it makes me ache. I've spent half my life reading Discworld books. The Shepherd's Crown is a good farewell. It's not as strong or polished as it could have been (let's not talk about could have beens), but it has the feel and the flavor of Tiffany Aching, the Chalk, Nac Mac Feegle, and Granny Weatherwax in its bones. Goodbye! .. until I start rereading.
I can't be coherent about this. I just can't. I cried so hard between pages 37 and 41 that I had to put the book down and go do something else.
It's not perfect, and if you read the afterword you'll understand why: it's not been drafted and redrafted to the extent most Pratchett books have, and in places it shows. I do like the way Pratchett, as he always has, acknowledges that most people perceive gender essentialism as normal and natural while absolutely celebrating those of us who don't. Pratc..more
I'm not sure how I feel about this one. Part of me is crazy excited over the fact that there's another Tiffany book, and the other part is just confused and worried because I Shall Wear Midnight was such a perfect ending.
Aug 27, 2015Andrea added it
The Shepherd's Crown brings to a close both Tiffany Aching's witch arc, and the Discworld as a whole. Like Raising Steam, it is about the arrival of a new era, and the fading of the old. Aug 27, 2015J. Bebbington rated it it was amazing
Sadly, like Raising Steam, it is not Pterry at his height. It starts powerfully, but the novel as a whole is a sketch, a half-finished painting, where events come and go without the emotional heights and depths that should accompany them. Particularly the arc of Nightshade, which should have been an extremely pow..more
Recommends it for: Every single human being alive today!
Shelves: fantasy, outstanding, pratchett, favorites, funny-comedy, thought-provoking
I cannot write a full review right now, as tears - of both sorrow and mirth - are still pouring down my cheeks. I shall write a full review, and it shall be the finest I have ever written. It will be a glowing tribute to a golden book by a man whose writing changed my life.
It was stunning, glorious and heartbreaking. A grand finale and a fitting swan song from one of the greatest writers of this -and the last- century. GNU-TERRYPRATCHETT UPDATE: Here is my completed review. It was so fresh in my mi..more
Sep 23, 2015Sam Quixote rated it it was ok · review of another edition
I discovered Discworld at age 11. I read the Rincewind novel, Sourcery (Discworld #5), first and read the rest of the series out of sequence, picking up whichever second hand paperback was available at this small, hidden bookshop that no longer exists (it’s now a butcher’s). I used to read entire Pratchett novels in a day and burned through the series in no time. I was a Discworld fanatic.
My love of the series continued through high school and into my 20s, though something had changed at the tu..more
Shelves: published-2015, autumn-2015, unfinished-by-author, women, series, fantasy, witches-and-wizards
Description: A SHIVERING OF WORLDS: Deep in the Chalk, something is stirring. The owls and the foxes can sense it, and Tiffany Aching feels it in her boots. An old enemy is gathering strength. This is a time of endings and beginnings, old friends and new, a blurring of edges and a shifting of power. Now Tiffany stands between the light and the dark, the good and the bad. As the fairy horde prepares for invasion, Tiffany must summon all the witches to stand with her. To protect the land. Her land. T..more
Aug 29, 2015Gabriel Clarke added it
Sigh. I'm not rating this. For many reasons, it makes no sense to think about this above all the other Discworld novels in that fashion. Best read as a basically unfinished but heroic sprint for the finish line.
I knew I was going to cry while reading this book, from the moment I read the dedication. And I did. A lot. Reading it you get the feeling that the author knew it would be his last book, and pulled out all the stops to bring his readers closure and joy.
Pratchett is such a great loss to literature, he had so many more books in him - but then again, he has left behind such a brilliant body of work, and I look forward to re-reading it many more times. *2018 re-read: Words fail me to describe how mu..more
This really isn't a five star book, but I can't bring myself to give Terry Pratchett's final Discworld novel anything but five stars.
If you've read every other Discworld novel, then you're going to read this. If you're new to Discworld, then read the other forty plus books first. As for the plot. Death makes an early appearance. I'm bereft. Bereft.
Just finished I Shall Wear Midnight, which was bittersweet because I thought it was to be the last of Tiffany. So EXCITED!! Jan 02, 2015Sarah rated it it was amazing · review of another edition
RIP Sir Terry, sad that this is to be your last book in the series.
Shelves: british-author, books-i-own-print, favorites, books-i-own-kindle, netgalley, read-in-2015, for-review-read
I don't think it's possible for me to write an objective review of The Shepherd's Crown. As someone who has been a fan of Terry Pratchett for over 20 years I think it's fairly obvious to say that I went into this final Discworld novel feeling very emotional. We all know that we lost Terry Pratchett too soon, he was truly one of the best British fantasy writers and his voice will be deeply missed. I'll always be grateful that we have so many of his books though and I'm very pleased that he was ab..more
Nov 19, 2015Mariel
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Recommended to Mariel by: a bigger shovel
A witch is always on the edge, between the light and the dark, good and bad, making choices every day, judging all the time. It was what made her human. But what was it that made an elf? The morals of the story were good ones. People need people, try not to be an asshole, you’re not too good to do what is needed, there’s no such thing as men or women’s work. But do you ever feel shitty when someone does something nice for you, like they really want you to know they are putting themselves out to d..more
Shelves: good-mythology, good-worldbuilding, character-driven, heartwarming, enjoyable-enough
Igo what is tts language mean. I'm not sure I can give this a fair review, seeing as how it's the last book in a literary era -- and even though I'm only a casual Terry Pratchett fan as compared to his truly dedicated admirers, I just can't see this book clearly because of his loss. Maybe I'll manage a proper review when I reread the whole Tiffany Aching series sometime down the road.
Jun 21, 2016Toby rated it liked it · review of another edition
It actually feels like a solid attempt to close the Discworld series, almost justifying the boring awfulness of Raising Steam. The world turns, magic moves on, science has finally found its place on the Disc and from there we all know that magic and wonder and fantasy becomes insignificant in the face of machinery and progress and reality. The wailing over the death of a a much loved character that occurred in the wake of this books publication should really have been aimed at the death of a muc..more
Aug 31, 2015Philip rated it really liked it
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Shelves: fantasy, reviewed, the-death-of-the-author
It feels wrong to give this a star rating, because my response to it – like that of all Pratchett's regular readers – is far more nuanced and conflicted than that. In terms of actual quality, it's no higher than a three, but the emotional response it elicited from me deserves a five.
In terms of what happens in the story, it’s a bittersweet culmination – moving in places, exciting and shocking in others – of the wonderful Tiffany Aching sequence, about the education and growth to maturity of a yo..more
May 20, 2017YouKneeK rated it liked it · review of another edition
The Shepherd’s Crown is the last Tiffany Aching book and, published after the author’s death, it’s the last book in the entire Discworld series. It’s very short, not having been completely fleshed out by Pratchett before his death, but it tells a complete story. Tiffany, now a full-fledged witch, finds her responsibilities increasing beyond her ability to keep up. Meanwhile, the elves are getting up to mischief again.
Unlike the last Discworld book I had read, the characters didn’t feel off to me..more
Oct 25, 2015Skip rated it really liked it
The last book by Sir Terry Pratchett: #41 and the fifth in the Tiffany Aching series. She is a wonderful character: caring, diligent, determined, insightful, innovative. In past books, Tiffany has managed to win victories as an underdog, along with the love and support of her family and the Wee Free Men, Feegles, led by the kelda and Rob Anybody. An long anticipated event finally occurs, thrusting Tiffany into a leadership role for all witches, and after some reasonable doubts about being the ri..more
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Born Terence David John Pratchett, Sir Terry Pratchett sold his first story when he was thirteen, which earned him enough money to buy a second-hand typewriter. His first novel, a humorous fantasy entitled The Carpet People, appeared in 1971 from the publisher Colin Smythe.
Terry worked for many years as a journalist and press officer, writing in his spare time and publishing a number of novels, i..more
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