Pyramids
How hard can be the live of Pharao, how many opposities have to be compromised by a modest person, a god of the crowds and "the one who wakes the sun at the dawn"... But that's not the only thing the story is about: Son of Djelibeybi ruler comes to assassin's guild - where only the best live until the end of the semester, and only rare geniuses survive the final exams. If you'd like to know his events and destiny, fulfilling despite the way hedged in with daggers - read the "Pyramids".
Readers' comments
Honestly, Piramids dissapointed me. Pratchett always includes his incredible humour, but in this book there isn't enough one. It's interesting, of course, to have an insight into another culture, not Ankh-Morporkean (oh, what a word), but it's not enough.
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