Terry Pratchett - The Last Hero.pdf (eBook) [Discworld, Volume 27]

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For the 27th volume of his Discworld fantasy series, Terry Pratchett came with a short novel The Last Hero. Because of its length, which is only 40.000 words, it is referred as “Discworld Fable.” Originally published in 2001, despite having compact story, this volume has bigger format then the other volumes since every page of this book shows gorgeous illustrations by Paul Kidby.
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Terry Pratchett - Thief of Time.pdf (eBook) [Discworld, Volume 26]

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Thief of Time is a fantasy novel by English writer Terry Pratchett. Originally published in 2001, it got nominated for Locus Award in 2006. This book is the 26th volume of his long-running, exciting Discworld series. In this humorous and magical spin-off on religions, martial arts, and time, some of Discworld famous characters reappear, like Death, Death’s granddaughter, and Nanny Ogg.
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Terry Pratchett - The Truth.pdf (eBook) [Discworld, Volume 25]

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First published in 2000, The Truth became the twenty-fifth novel of Discworld, a fantasy series by Terry Pratchett. Just like in most his books, Pratchett takes in real world subjects and parodies or spins them off in a manner that suits his fantasy reality. In this particular book, that subject is newspaper business, the newly born business in Discworld biggest city, Ankh-Morpork.
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Terry Pratchett - The Fifth Elephant (pdf eBook) [Discworld, Volume 24]

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The Fifth Elephant is the 24th novel of Discworld fantasy series by one of the best English authors, Terry Pratchett. First published in 1999, it was nominated for Locus Award in 2000. It becomes the fifth book that focus on the Ankh-Morpork City Watch, with a case as mysterious and hilarious as ever. This time they have to deal with conspiracy as well as other creatures including vampires and werewolves.
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Terry Pratchett - Carpe Jugulum.pdf (eBook) [Discworld, Volume 23]

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Taking references to the famous “seize the day” saying and vampirism for the title, Terry Pratchett continued his epic and humorous Discworld fantasy series to the twenty-third novel with Carpe Jugulum—it is Latatian for "seize the throat." Originally published in 1998, the book parodies many elements of traditional vampire and suite them to his often-bizarre Discworld existence.
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Terry Pratchett - The Last Continent.pdf (eBook) [Discworld, Volume 22]

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The Last Continent is the 22nd novel in Discworld fantasy series by English author Terry Pratchett. The book was first published in 1998. In this book Pratchett takes some real subjects/elements and parodies it so they “suit” his Discworld reality. Those subjects include time travel aspects and a lot of references toward Australia: Crocodile Dundee, Mad Max movies, Australian beer and songs.
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Terry Pratchett - Jingo.pdf (eBook) [Discworld, Volume 21]

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Jingo is a novel written by English author Terry Pratchett as the the 21st volume in his long-running and exciting fantasy series, Discworld. The book was originally published in 1997. The City Watch of Ankh-Morpork once again is in the spotlight of the story when an island—it had been submerged for years—suddenly and mysteriously rises above the sea. The dispute on the sovereignty of the newly appeared island is inspired by the real conflict that involved United Kingdom, France, and Italy over the island Ferdinandea (or Julia as the French named it).
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