Can anyone recall the feeling of well being and statisfaction on finding and reading their first Pratchet book, especially from the Disc World series.
They all show a facinating insight into the workings of both society and individual minds, particularly the early books. The humour is very droll and dry at times but will have you at least chuckling to your self, with outloud expetives said every now and then, totally anoying anyone in the room with you.
If you want a good read then you have 20-30 books to discover about the disc of a world, supported on the backs of elephants, stood on a giant turtle "swimming" through space 
Pratchet lovers
I've read a book or two from the discworld series. Actually, the only one I remember right now is Mort, the kid who is apprenticed to Death. Loved it! It's funny--I had almost forgotten about it...but now that I look back on it, the book was really enjoyable.
Surely there are some other guys or dolls who have made the momentous discovery of whats on the elephants back.
I read one of his novels "Pyramids" hilarious and most entertaining and had me in stitches of laughing most of the time. My favourite character in the book was the camel called You Bastard, one of the most famous mathematicians ever. He was awesome. The main characters in the book Teppic and Dios were also great, as well as some romance, had great fun with this book.


ive read wee free men,and hat full of sky. i liked the first one but the 2nd wasnt great.
I've read every single book in the Diskworld series in order. They just never get old. I'm sad though because I heard that Mr. Pratchett is terminally ill, and his next book will be his last. It's very sad.
terminally ill??? I googled this to see if it was true and didn't find anything.
