Thread: Introducing my kids to Pratchett: which book first?
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Old 02-01-2015, 03:28 PM   #44
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Originally Posted by gmw View Post
Yes, the first books, The Colour of Money and The Light Fantastic, are the weakest of the Discworld series
! Am I only the only one here who found them the best? They are the first explosive creation, the inspirational start. Guards, Guards, for example, seems labored to me. TBH, the joke got old for me quite quickly. I am not a Pratchett aficionado or completionist. I take what I find to be the best in any area, and leave the rest.
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