Feet Of Clay
Recommended books
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Small Gods |
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In my opinion the best of Pratchett's books.. I wish there were rank 6 because I'd give it, but if there isn't, all I've got left is 5! |
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Pyramids |
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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... |
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Wyrd Sisters |
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Esme Weatherwax is the best!!!!! Interesting book, full of humour |
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Mort |
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His name is Death. But not just a Death ;)
And who is Mort?
Shortly, Mort has been one of persons who are more dangerous than a bag of rattlesnakes. He wanted to understand the logic of the right... |
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Equal Rites |
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Equal Rites, third part of the series. As I have already said, each book of this series deserves 5 and so this one shall get 5. |
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The Colour of Magic |
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Pratchett is the best fantasy writer I know (he's got no competition) as for me it's worth and even required to read him!! |
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The Light Fantastic |
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The Light Fantastic is the second Pratchett's book in the series. Full of humour and sarcasm. A parody of the world. It really deserves to get 5. |
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Lords and Ladies |
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Elves aren't actually as we think. Elves are mean and cruel! One cannot trust them. They hate humans and attack them at any opportunity. But they live in a parallel world so they rarely manage to... |
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Men At Arms |
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The book is superb, written with sense of humour, incredibly interesting, and telling about enchanted world with dwarfs, human, trolls and other incredible creatures. Worth reading, I recommend. |
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Witches Abroad |
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A story about Esme Weatherwax, Gythsa Ogg and Magrat Garlic! First part was 'Wyrd Sisters'. I recommend |
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Reaper Man |
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For me all Pratchett's books deserve 5 :)
Reaper Man hmmm what to say. This Pratchett's sense of humour strikes me down. |
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Sourcery |
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The sourcerer has risen and obviously Rincewind has to defeat him :DD |
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The Hobbit, or There and Back Again |
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"Hobbit" is the book which my adventure with fantasy, and with Middle-earth in partlicular, begun with. The character of Bilbo became familiar to me for a long time - it's the little halfling who... |
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