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from hjjugovic

Terry Prachett gives us another genius satire via Discworld's new banking system. As usual, the characters are great, the world is imaginative, the plot is tight, and the jokes keep coming...but the real charm is the way Pratchett has human nature absolutely nailed.

from RobertDay

Pratchett's early Discworld novels were great funny books that made me laugh out loud, and frequently. Later, his work turned more to Comedy (with a capital 'C') which reflected on the human condition and gave you a wry smile. More recently, though, I've found myself laughing more and harder at h...

from RobertDay

Pratchett's early Discworld novels were great funny books that made me laugh out loud, and frequently. Later, his work turned more to Comedy (with a capital 'C') which reflected on the human condition and gave you a wry smile. More recently, though, I've found myself laughing more and harder at h...

from IAmAndyPieters

Moist van Lipwig is back. If you have not read Going Postal then you may not know him, so I suggest you start with Going Postal to get to know Moist, but even if you do not, this book is quite fun. Banking in Ankh-Morpork is in a pitiful state. Heavily antiquated and outdated, accessible only to ...

from MikeFarquhar

Making Money is the umpty-tumpteenth Discworld novel, and continues the adventures of Moist von Lipwig, ex criminal and conman who when last we saw him had just finished revolutionising the Ankh Morpork Post Office. This time out the city's benevolent dictator, Lord Vetinari, decides to set Moist...