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Violence
Some
Fantasy violence; witch dueling; nothing graphic
Language
Barely any
Clean language; Pratchett's British wit
Sexual Content
Barely any
No sexual content; Nanny Ogg's innuendo is characteristic but never explicit
Substance Use
Barely any
None
Emotional Intensity
Barely any
Light stakes wrapped in a sharp examination of how stories control people
What this book is about
Granny Weatherwax, Nanny Ogg, and Magrat are sent abroad to prevent a fairy godmother from forcing Cinderella to marry the prince—whether she wants to or not. Terry Pratchett's twelfth Discworld novel is a meditation on the power of stories, the difference between good and evil magic, and what happens when powerful women encounter corrupt fairy tales.
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