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Terry Pratchett
"Discworld" series
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The Discworld series by Terry Pratchett is a captivating and humorous collection of fantasy novels set in a flat, circular world resting on the backs of four elephants, which in turn stand on the shell of a giant turtle. With satirical undertones, the series explores various aspects of human nature, society, and life through an engaging mix of parody, fantasy, and science fiction. Each book in the series focuses on different characters and locations within the Discworld, allowing readers to explore a rich and diverse universe. From the Ankh-Morpork City Watch, led by the unforgettable Commander Samuel Vimes, to the witches of Lancre and the wizards of the Unseen University, each story offers a unique perspective on the world and its inhabitants. Terry Pratchett's exceptional storytelling, clever dialogue, and memorable characters have captivated audiences for decades, making the Discworld series a must-read for fans of fantasy and humor alike. The series comprises 41 novels, as well as several short stories and companion books, providing a vast and immersive literary experience for readers of all ages...
Books in series:
- 1. The Colour of Magic
- 2. The Light Fantastic
- 3. Witches Abroad
- 4. Lords and Ladies
- 5. Interesting Times
- 6. The Last Continent
- 7. Thud!
- 8. Guards! Guards!
- 13. Small Gods
- 15. Men at Arms
- 19. Feet of Clay
- 23. Carpe Jugulum
- 26. Thief of Time
- 27. The Last Hero
- 28. The Amazing Maurice and His Educated Rodents
- 29. Night Watch
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American Gods
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The Colour of Magic
The first book in the Discworld series, introducing readers to the fantastical world of a flat disc balanced on the backs of four elephants standing on a giant turtle. Fans of the series will enjoy revisiting the beginning of Pratchett's iconic world, while newcomers will get a taste of his unique humor and storytelling.
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