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Your loving Granny is all the start you need. Now you only have to find the right book. And forget Esk, she's not a recurring character.
This is just the first in the Witches series. Stick with Granny, she just gets better in each book! (Tho, I also love Nanny.)
I´m really looking forward to read about the witches (all of them). I already have Wyrd Sisters on my shelf. I might still have a square left where I can use that one :D.
Good! And you're also joining the "Hogfather" buddy read, aren't you?
Yes, I´m am :).
Yay! DEATH is a brilliant character, too. :D
Excellent! -- And, yes, he is! And nowhere more so than in this book, either.
I´ve already met Death every once in a while. He seems to be fun ;). And I have to admit I have a soft spot for the Orang Utan librarian.
The librarian shows up in Hogfather! And I think I've already mentioned that Equal Rites is my least favourite Discworld book.
Yes, you did :). Gives me hope for all the other books in the series.
Personally I love all the books with the Night Watch (especially Vimes) in it (except the last book). Mort and any books with DEATH in them are fun too.
I´ve actually read two of the Night Watch books and Guards, Guards I really enjoyed. Men at Arms was the other one I think and this was merely an okay book for me. But I think I will reread both of them at some point.
I think one of his best stand alone Discworld novels is “Small Gods”. I was fascinated by the ideas in it.
Standalone yes, but I know people who started with that one and didn't get all the ramifications of the scene with the desert at the end (with Death).
Of all the Discworld books I've read so far, Equal Rites was my least favorite. I'm glad you're joining on the Hogfather read!
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