Review of 'Jingo'

Jingo by Terry Pratchett
21st book in the 'Discworld' series

Yet another installment in the Discworld series and Pratchett is operating at his best with this story of the island of Leshp which mysteriously appears between Ankh-Morpork and Klatch beginning a story of personal ambition and politics not all that different from our world…Vimes is once again the central character as he struggles to figure out what is the most appropriate course of action to persue in the upholding of the law. This is one of the best of the series I have so far read with very real cutting comments made between the neverending jokes and sarcasm. A great read.

Rating: “Nearly perfect, but not quite”

Review Date: 2004-08-15

Genre: Fantasy

Publisher: Harper

Publication Date: 1997

• The Colour of Magic (Book 1)
• The Light Fantastic (Book 2)
• Feet of Clay (Book 19)
• Hogfather (Book 20)
• The Fifth Elephant (Book 24)
• The Truth (Book 25)
• Night Watch (Book 27)
• Monstrous Regiment (Book 28)
• Going Postal (Book 29)
• Thud! (Book 30)
• Making Money (Book 31)
• Unseen Academicals (Book 32)

• Good Omens

• Feet of Clay (Book 19 of Discworld)
• Going Postal (Book 29 of Discworld)
• Hogfather (Book 20 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)

• The Science of Discworld