Discworld Monstrous Regiment, Book 31, (Paperback)

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Monstrous Regiment was the first book in the Discworld series I ever read. This stand alone Discworld novel got me hooked on the series and has been a beloved favorite of mine for many years. Monstrous Regiment takes the classic trope of a girl disguising herself as a man to join the army and run...

from Narilka

Polly Perks had to become a man in a hurry. Cutting her hair and donning men's clothes was easy. Learning fart and swear in public and to walk with a certain gait took a little longer. And all so she can find her brother Paul, who had gone to war a year ago and never returned. Aided by a pair of ...

from TobinElliott

And we're back. I was beginning to get worried that the last few novels in this series would deliver diminishing returns, but Pratchett comes roaring back with this entry. Everything I want out of a Discworld book is present and accounted for here. A great story with some fun twists. Terrible pu...

from electrascaife

Polly disguises herself as a young man and joins the army in order to find her brother, who she thinks must have been captured. Gradually she finds out that she's not the only recruit with such an idea... Pratchett mixes Private Benjamin, Viola from Twelfth Night, and a bit of All Quiet on the We...

from Kavinay

Not what I was expecting. Right up there with Small Gods and Hogfather.