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Fantasy · 2001 · G

The Last Hero

by Terry Pratchett

Cohen the Barbarian's final quest — to return fire to the gods

ForAll agesGenreFantasyLength176 pagesRead time~4.5 hours

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Violence

Barely any

Mild fantasy adventure peril entirely appropriate for all readers

Language

None

No profanity; Pratchett's warm wit

Sexual Content

None

No sexual content

Substance Use

None

No substance use

Emotional Intensity

None

No psychological intensity concerns; a joyful Discworld celebration

What this book is about

Terry Pratchett's illustrated Discworld novella follows Cohen the Barbarian and the Silver Horde as they undertake one final heroic act: returning fire to the gods on the top of Cori Celesti. Meanwhile Rincewind, Leonard of Quirm, and Captain Carrot must stop them before the whole Disc is destroyed. Paul Kidby's lavish illustrations make this a visual feast. Pure Discworld delight.

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