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50) "I Shall Wear Midnight" - Pratchett
This was one of Pratchett's later books, when the Alzheimer's was getting to him, and it shows. I still love it, of course. Things are a little too pat, and very often things get explained almost exactly the same three pages after they've just been explained, and there's a certain thing one character should have remembered from a previous book and just didn't, no explanation, and I just don't think the Evil Thing works quite right, somehow, but there's Tiffany being dedicated to doing everything she can to help people, and being stubborn and bossy, and I can't help but love it, honestly. Though my sniffles at the end are more about wishing that Pratchett hadn't been losing his mind.
This was one of Pratchett's later books, when the Alzheimer's was getting to him, and it shows. I still love it, of course. Things are a little too pat, and very often things get explained almost exactly the same three pages after they've just been explained, and there's a certain thing one character should have remembered from a previous book and just didn't, no explanation, and I just don't think the Evil Thing works quite right, somehow, but there's Tiffany being dedicated to doing everything she can to help people, and being stubborn and bossy, and I can't help but love it, honestly. Though my sniffles at the end are more about wishing that Pratchett hadn't been losing his mind.