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Details:Titles in This Set The Colour Of Magic The Light Fantastic Equal Rites Mort Sourcery Details Condition: New Format: Paperback ISBN: 9789124276737 Publisher: Penguin Age Range: Adult Fiction Overview Step onto the Discworld with this five-book paperback collection gathering Terry Pratchett's earliest, most beloved novels. From Rincewind's bumbling first misadventure to the arrival of a world-shaking sourcerer, these stories introduce the wizards, witches and everyday absurdities that made Pratchett one of Britain's most cherished comic novelists. Ideal for new readers starting the series in order, or fans wanting a matching paperback set for the shelf, this collection captures the wit and imagination that built a global following of more than eighty million readers. About the Books This collection opens with The Colour Of Magic , introducing Rincewind, Discworld's most inept wizard, and Twoflower, its first tourist, as they stumble across a flat world balanced on four elephants atop a giant turtle. The Light Fantastic follows immediately, with magic failing across the Disc and a malevolent red star threatening everything, forcing Rincewind back into action he'd rather avoid. Equal Rites shifts focus, following Eskarina Smith, an eighth daughter of an eighth son who inherits a wizard's staff in a world convinced only men can hold magical power — a sharp, funny challenge to Discworld's own rules. Mort introduces one of the series' most enduring characters: Death himself, who hires a gawky teenage apprentice and discovers that understanding humanity is far harder than reaping it. Finally, Sourcery raises the stakes with the arrival of a sourcerer, a wizard squared, whose raw power threatens to tear Unseen University apart. Together these five novels chart Pratchett's development from broad fantasy parody into the richer, character-driven satire that defined the series, introducing recurring figures like Rincewind, Death and Granny Weatherwax. Five foundational Discworld novels in one matching paperback set Introduces core recurring characters including Rincewind, Death and the wizards of Unseen University Sharp comic fantasy that satirises genre tropes with real warmth and wit Perfect entry point for new readers wanting to start the series from book one A durable paperback format that's easy to read, travel with, and collect An excellent gift for fantasy fans, book clubs, and Pratchett collectors About the Author Sir Terry Pratchett (1948–2015) was an English author best known for the Discworld series, forty-one novels published between 1983 and 2015. A former journalist, Pratchett became one of the UK's best-selling authors of the 1990s, celebrated for blending sharp satire, inventive world-building and genuine warmth. His books have sold more than eighty million copies worldwide, translated into dozens of languages, earning him a knighthood in 2009 for services to literature. Why You'll Love This Discworld Collection Five witty, inventive novels that launched a phenomenon, gathered in one affordable paperback set. Whether discovering Discworld for the first time or completing your collection, this bundle delivers laughter, satire and unforgettable characters in a format built to be read again and again. Please Note: Cover artwork may vary slightly from images shown; all titles are UK editions matching the ISBN listed.
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Titles in This Set The Colour Of Magic The Light Fantastic Equal Rites Mort Sourcery Details Condition: New Format: Paperback ISBN: 9789124276737 Publisher: Penguin Age Range: Adult Fiction Overview Step onto the Discworld with this five-book paperback collection gathering Terry Pratchett's earliest, most beloved novels. From Rincewind's bumbling first misadventure to the arrival of a world-shaking sourcerer, these stories introduce the wizards, witches and everyday absurdities that made Pratchett one of Britain's most cherished comic novelists. Ideal for new readers starting the series in order, or fans wanting a matching paperback set for the shelf, this collection captures the wit and imagination that built a global following of more than eighty million readers. About the Books This collection opens with The Colour Of Magic , introducing Rincewind, Discworld's most inept wizard, and Twoflower, its first tourist, as they stumble across a flat world balanced on four elephants atop a giant turtle. The Light Fantastic follows immediately, with magic failing across the Disc and a malevolent red star threatening everything, forcing Rincewind back into action he'd rather avoid. Equal Rites shifts focus, following Eskarina Smith, an eighth daughter of an eighth son who inherits a wizard's staff in a world convinced only men can hold magical power — a sharp, funny challenge to Discworld's own rules. Mort introduces one of the series' most enduring characters: Death himself, who hires a gawky teenage apprentice and discovers that understanding humanity is far harder than reaping it. Finally, Sourcery raises the stakes with the arrival of a sourcerer, a wizard squared, whose raw power threatens to tear Unseen University apart. Together these five novels chart Pratchett's development from broad fantasy parody into the richer, character-driven satire that defined the series, introducing recurring figures like Rincewind, Death and Granny Weatherwax. Five foundational Discworld novels in one matching paperback set Introduces core recurring characters including Rincewind, Death and the wizards of Unseen University Sharp comic fantasy that satirises genre tropes with real warmth and wit Perfect entry point for new readers wanting to start the series from book one A durable paperback format that's easy to read, travel with, and collect An excellent gift for fantasy fans, book clubs, and Pratchett collectors About the Author Sir Terry Pratchett (1948–2015) was an English author best known for the Discworld series, forty-one novels published between 1983 and 2015. A former journalist, Pratchett became one of the UK's best-selling authors of the 1990s, celebrated for blending sharp satire, inventive world-building and genuine warmth. His books have sold more than eighty million copies worldwide, translated into dozens of languages, earning him a knighthood in 2009 for services to literature. Why You'll Love This Discworld Collection Five witty, inventive novels that launched a phenomenon, gathered in one affordable paperback set. Whether discovering Discworld for the first time or completing your collection, this bundle delivers laughter, satire and unforgettable characters in a format built to be read again and again. Please Note: Cover artwork may vary slightly from images shown; all titles are UK editions matching the ISBN listed.
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