[ SECRET POST #2217 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2217 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Notes:

Early because sick, sorry.

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Comments

[republicanism]

i am of the opinion that there is at least 1 discworld book for everyone. i've definitely liked some a lot more than others.

anything where Death is one of the main focuses tend to be my favorite. now that im thinking about it i want to get back into discworld again. dammit

[thene]

It's Granny Weatherwax, for me. Mm, some of them are duds, but considering how MANY there are it's a pretty damn consistent series. My favourite part of it tends to be the run between roughly Lords and Ladies and Night Watch, excepting Jingo and The Truth obviously. There are just so many amazingly on-target books in there.

[(Anonymous)]

I usually introduce people to the series with Guards, Guards, myself.

[thene]

I like Guards! Guards!, but I've found there's this odd pattern where people mostly seem to only like it if they read it after Men At Arms, as I did. I feel like it's more fun after the point where he's got the characters completely down.

[(Anonymous)]

A passing by nonny would like to say they started with The Colour of Magic and Men At Arms, but is not sure if it supports your point or not.