I'm currently reading "The Thieves of Time" and it's a cracker.
I've read at least 20 or more Pratchett books - he's ace!
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Thief of Time was, IIRC, the second Pratchett I read. It deepened my addiction, which was started with Hogfather. Ace, indeed. 
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I iz Pratchett guru, I haz read them all!
(all of the Discworld ones, anyway...)
(all of the Discworld ones, anyway...)
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Me too. Pratchett is freakin ossum!
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I'm glad more people are getting into them!
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I've never read any. What's a good starter one?
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Wierd sisters ,Mort , Colour of magicstripes4 wrote:I've never read any. What's a good starter one?
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I think any of them might be good, except the first books in the series. I'd start somewhere in the middle and see if it was any goodstripes4 wrote:I've never read any. What's a good starter one?
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I started at the beginning, reading them in order (as it turned out, it doesn't make much difference what order you read them in) and have read all the Discworld books - currently on "I Shall Wear Midnight".
They're mostly all brill. Only a few duffish ones. My fave is Hogfather.
They're mostly all brill. Only a few duffish ones. My fave is Hogfather.
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We've got a thread about that here with loads of suggestions. It's a bit complicated but if you start at one of the ones at the beginning of a major plot link you should be ok.stripes4 wrote:I've never read any. What's a good starter one?
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