Discworld - Equal Rites

Who says women can't be wizards? This is a tale about magic; where it goes? And perhaps more importantly, where does it come from and why? In equal measures of ritual, a wizard on the verge of death attempts to pass on his powers to the eighth son of the eighth son at the exact moment of his birth. The truth is, that son was actually born a girl, a fact that will be discovered a little too late. "Pratchett transcends humorous fantasy and should be recognized as one of the most important contemporary satirists in the English language." Publishers Weekly "For a joyful escape from life's worries to a deep place, you won't find better than Discworld novels."

• Category: Translated Novels

• Number of pages: 288 pages