Review of 'The Science of Discworld'

The Science of Discworld by Terry Pratchett, Jack Cohen, and Ian Stewart

A strange mixture of science fact and a light Discworld story. The wizards of the Unseen University create a “pocket universe” and as we are guided through the story each alternating chapter of the book focuses in on some aspect of what has been discussed in regards to real science. Some of the science chapters are a bit heavy and I found the book, as a whole, quite difficult to read. Definitely NOT like any of Mr. Pratchett's other works but interesting nonetheless.

Rating: “Not great, but not the worse”

Genre: Fantasy

• Good Omens

• Feet of Clay (Book 19 of Discworld)
• Going Postal (Book 29 of Discworld)
• Hogfather (Book 20 of Discworld)
• Jingo (Book 21 of Discworld)
• Making Money (Book 31 of Discworld)
• Monstrous Regiment (Book 28 of Discworld)
• Nation
• Night Watch (Book 27 of Discworld)
• The Amazing Maurice and his Educated Rodents
• The Carpet People
• The Colour of Magic (Book 1 of Discworld)
• The Fifth Elephant (Book 24 of Discworld)
• The Light Fantastic (Book 2 of Discworld)
• The Truth (Book 25 of Discworld)
• Thud! (Book 30 of Discworld)
• Unseen Academicals (Book 32 of Discworld)