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Quality
Can't wait to get to grips with the next book in the series.
It really does read as 4 short stories in the same setting, with the same two central characters (rincewind & twoflower).
Ink blotches on some pages interfere with the text.
Rincewind the archetypal coward is a perfect protagonist and the contrast of him with twoflower the naive and eternally optimis... Read More
Packaging/appearance
The first of terry pratchett's many, many fantasy novels set on the discworld.
Competitiveness
It is a great introduction to the terry pratchett series of books set in the disc world.
Overview
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- This product had a total of 4,506 reviews as of our last analysis date on Feb 4 2021.
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Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Maybe not as good as some of the later discworld novels but even pratchett at his worst is still far better than most
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Twoflower a tourist who arrives in the city of ankhmorpork on its rougher side acquires special protection from a failed wizard rincewind primarily because of his luggage which is filled with riches the criminal fraternity of the city has never seen before
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Like a caterpillar the luggage travels of its own accord using its many busy feet and that’s not even the most puzzling thing about it
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Rincewind and twoflower meet villains dragons trolls and all matter of characters who either assist or obstruct them on their travels
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
And then they come to the edge of the disc
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
I can’t say anymore but the story doesn’t end there – not quite not once and not in the conventional sense of the word
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Memory says that dad who worked in a library brought this light fantastic home together so i didnt quite read this on publication but pretty close certainly before equal rites was published
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Whilst this is the very first discworld book i wouldnt call it the first discworld novel
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