Thread: An open letter to whomever recommended "The Hogfather" {US}
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Old 07-07-2008, 02:11 PM   #34
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Originally Posted by RickyMaveety View Post
Oh, and thanks for the graphic guide. Even if I don't read them through that way on the first go round, I may on the second. I am quite certain that these are books that will demand a second or third reading.

And .... just checked, it was YOU that made the original recommendation re the film version.

So ....
You are more then welcome.

And if you Enjoyed the Colour of magic and the Light Fantastic, Have your had the chance to watch the Tv adaptation of it?

I'm not sure whether a DVD is available yet, but it was good and worth a watching.

While I personally didn't like it as much HogFather, that has probably goy more to do with what I think of the books as I like the Rincwind from the later books better as opposed to the one in the earlier books, it is still a pretty decent adaptation.

And Cartoon Versions of Soul music and Wyrd sisters are also available, so you might want to check them out.
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