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Violence
Some
Comic fantasy violence; battles and slapstick combat
Language
Barely any
Mild language in Pratchett's wit-laden style
Sexual Content
None
No sexual content
Substance Use
Barely any
Brief tavern drinking references
Emotional Intensity
None
Satirical themes of revolution, the nature of tyranny, and the wisdom of cowardice
What this book is about
The 17th Discworld novel is a comedic fantasy satirizing historical China, revolution, and the "interesting times" curse. Pratchett's wit is at full force. Violence is cartoonish; content is consistent with the Discworld series. Appropriate for older middle-grade readers and above.
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Comic fantasy violence
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