Author Profile
Terry Pratchett
41 Books
Sir Terry Pratchett was a highly acclaimed English author best known for his comic fantasy book series, Discworld, which spans over 40 volumes including 'Equal Rites' and 'The Shepherd's Crown'. Known for his sharp satirical wit and deep humanist philosophy, he sold more than 85 million books worldwide in dozens of languages. Beyond Discworld, he also wrote standalone works like 'Dodger' and numerous short stories, cementing his legacy as one of the most beloved fantasy writers of all time.
Discworld
Sourcery
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Discworld
Making Money
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Adventure
Cities
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Discworld
I Shall Wear Midnight
Terry Pratchett
Action
Adventure
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Dragons At Crumbling Castle
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Anthologies
Fantasy
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Discworld
Men at Arms
Terry Pratchett
Action
Fantasy
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Discworld
Moving Pictures
Terry Pratchett
Fantasy
Humor
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Discworld
Jingo
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Action
Adventure
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The Witch's Vacuum Cleaner and Other Stories
Terry Pratchett
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Fantasy
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Discworld
Hogfather
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Discworld
Going Postal
Terry Pratchett
Adventure
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Dodger
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Johnny Maxwell
Only You Can Save Mankind
Terry Pratchett
Action
Adventure
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The Bromeliad Trilogy
Diggers
Terry Pratchett
Adventure
Fantasy
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Discworld
Interesting Times
Terry Pratchett
Action
Adventure
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Discworld
Carpe Jugulum
Terry Pratchett
Fantasy
Humor
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Discworld
Equal Rites
Terry Pratchett
Action
Adventure
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Discworld
A Hat Full of Sky
Terry Pratchett
Action
Adventure
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Discworld
The World of Poo
Terry Pratchett
Cities
Fantasy
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The Bromeliad Trilogy
Wings
Terry Pratchett
Adventure
Fantasy
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The Bromeliad Trilogy
Truckers
Terry Pratchett
Adventure
Fantasy
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Discworld
Where's My Cow?
Terry Pratchett
Animals
Family
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A Slip of the Keyboard: Collected Nonfiction
Terry Pratchett
Biography
Essays
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Discworld
The Fifth Elephant
Terry Pratchett
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Adventure
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Discworld
Eric
Terry Pratchett
Action
Adventure
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Discworld
Wyrd Sisters
Terry Pratchett
Fantasy
Humor
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Nation
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Adventure
Courage
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Discworld
Guards! Guards!
Terry Pratchett
Action
Adventure
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The Carpet People
Terry Pratchett, David John
Action
Adventure
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A Blink of the Screen: Collected Shorter Fiction
Terry Pratchett, A.S. Byatt
Anthologies
Fantasy
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Discworld
The Wee Free Men
Terry Pratchett, Paul Kidby
Adventure
Fantasy
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Discworld
Wintersmith
Terry Pratchett, Paul Kidby
Action
Adventure
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Discworld
The Truth
Terry Pratchett, Stephen Briggs
Fantasy
Fiction
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Discworld
Death's Domain
Terry Pratchett, Paul Kidby
Art
Fantasy
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Discworld
The Amazing Maurice and His Educated Rodents
Terry Pratchett, Stephen Briggs
Action
Adventure
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Johnny Maxwell
Johnny and the Dead
Terry Pratchett, Albert Vitó i Godina
Adventure
Fantasy
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Discworld
The Light Fantastic
Terry Pratchett, Ernest Riera
Adventure
Fantasy
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Discworld
Small Gods
Terry Pratchett, Ray Friesen
Action
Adventure
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Discworld
The Color of Magic
Terry Pratchett, Leo Nickolls
Adventure
Fantasy
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Discworld
Mort
Terry Pratchett, Stephen Briggs
Adventure
Fantasy
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Good Omens: The Nice and Accurate Prophecies of Agnes Nutter, Witch
Neil Gaiman, Terry Pratchett
Action
Adventure
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Discworld
Sourcery
By:
Terry Pratchett
The Unseen University has always wanted a truly powerful wizard, but they should have been much more careful about what they wished for. An eighth son of an eighth son has just been born, making him a sourcerer—a living, breathing source of pure magic. When this incredibly powerful boy takes over the University and sets his sights on ruling the entire Discworld, only one wizard manages to slip away from his control. Unfortunately for the world, that wizard is Rincewind, the most cowardly and incompetent magic-user in history. Now, Rincewind is forced onto a terrifying quest to carry a precious magical artifact halfway across the planet to safety. If he fails, it will mean the end of all wizardry, and possibly the end of the world itself. Join the ultimate reluctant hero on a hilarious, fast-paced adventure packed with danger, laughs, and chaotic magic.
9-12 Years
13-18 Years
269 Pages
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Discworld
Making Money
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Terry Pratchett
Moist von Lipwig is a brilliant con artist who successfully turned his life around to save the city postal service. Now, he is facing an even bigger challenge. The city's financial institution is failing, and Moist has been drafted to rescue it. He really does not want the job, but when the supreme ruler of Ankh-Morpork gives you an order, you do not have much of a choice. Suddenly, Moist is dealing with a chief cashier who is almost certainly a vampire, a bank chairman who happens to be a dog, and something very strange lurking down in the cellar. As Moist begins making ambitious and wild changes to how the city handles its money, he quickly makes some incredibly dangerous enemies. Money is power, and certain shadowy figures will do absolutely anything to keep their grip on both. Prepare for a hilarious, fast-paced adventure full of clever schemes, quirky characters, and high-stakes banking.
9-12 Years
13-18 Years
475 Pages
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Discworld
I Shall Wear Midnight
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Terry Pratchett
Tiffany Aching is no longer just a young apprentice; she is the official witch of the Chalk, responsible for protecting her people from all sorts of magical trouble. But a dark and ancient hatred is waking up. A terrifying, ghost-like figure known as the Cunning Man has arrived, and he is spreading fear and anger wherever he goes. His target? Witches. As the townsfolk begin to turn against her, Tiffany must travel to the bustling, chaotic city of Ankh-Morpork to find a way to defeat this unstoppable enemy. Along the way, she will team up with old friends, face down dangerous magic, and uncover secrets that will twist through time itself. With her loyal Wee Free Men by her side, Tiffany must prove her true strength before the Cunning Man destroys everything she loves. Dive into a thrilling, emotional adventure full of courage and magic.
13-18 Years
436 Pages
N/A
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Get ready for a wildly imaginative journey filled with time travel, magical mishaps, and plenty of mayhem. When fearsome fire-breathing dragons invade Crumbling Castle, the kingdom desperately needs a hero. Luckily, there is a spare suit of armor lying around and a very small boy named Ralph who is brave enough to fill it. Teaming up with Fortnight the Friday knight and Fossfiddle the wizard, Ralph sets out to defeat the monsters, but he is about to discover a teeny weeny surprise waiting for him. This lavishly illustrated collection features fourteen fantastically funny stories from a master storyteller. From bumbling wizards and unlikely heroes to incredibly clever tortoises, every tale is packed with quirky characters and hilarious twists. It is the perfect adventure for young readers who love their fantasy mixed with a giant dose of irresistible humor.
9-12 Years
357 Pages
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Discworld
Men at Arms
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Terry Pratchett
The City Watch of Ankh-Morpork is desperately in need of good recruits. What they actually have is a very unique squad. There is Corporal Carrot, who is technically a dwarf despite being incredibly tall. Then there is Lance-constable Cuddy, an actual dwarf, Lance-constable Detritus, a massive troll, and Lance-constable Angua, who is a woman for most of the month. They are going to need all the help they can get, because someone in the city has been getting very dangerous ideas about legendary swords, hidden crowns, and royal destiny. The problem with destiny is that it rarely points its finger where it is supposed to. One minute you are minding your own business on a normal career path, and the next you are caught in a massive conspiracy to save the world. Join this hilarious and heroic band of misfits as they attempt to solve a deadly mystery and keep their chaotic city from completely falling apart.
9-12 Years
13-18 Years
377 Pages
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Discworld
Moving Pictures
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Terry Pratchett
Welcome to Holy Wood, where the most important thing you can be is important. A strange new craze is sweeping across the Discworld: "moving pictures." Created by the eccentric alchemists of Ankh-Morpork, this booming new industry has set up shop in a sandy land bathed in sunlight. It is drawing dreamers from all over, pulled in by a mysterious calling they cannot quite explain. Among the hopefuls are Victor Tugelbend, a wizarding student who would rather drop out than do actual magic, and Theda "Ginger" Withel, a small-town girl with massive dreams of stardom. Together, they dive headfirst into the glitz, glamour, and chaos of the "clicks." But Holy Wood is hiding a dark secret beneath its shiny surface. In the Discworld, belief is a very real and incredibly powerful force. When millions of people start believing in the magic of movies, that concentrated belief threatens to tear a hole right through reality itself. Victor and Ginger must figure out how to save the world before the credits roll for good. Packed with brilliant humor and wild adventure, this standalone story is a hilarious twist on the magic of cinema.
9-12 Years
13-18 Years
400 Pages
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Discworld
Jingo
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Terry Pratchett
When a mysterious island suddenly rises out of the ocean right between the rival empires of Ankh-Morpork and Klatch, everyone immediately decides it is worth fighting over. Peace talks quickly break down, nationalism flares up, and the two proud nations prepare to go to war over a muddy lump of rock. There is just one problem for Ankh-Morpork: they do not actually have an army. Commander Sam Vimes of the City Watch is supposed to be leading his misfit team of guards into battle, but he knows that war is just a massive crime waiting to happen. Instead of fighting soldiers, Vimes sets out to track down the criminal masterminds pulling the strings behind the scenes. Caught in a deadly political game with enemies on all sides, Vimes must use his sharp detective skills to stop an absurd war before it destroys both cities.
9-12 Years
13-18 Years
464 Pages
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Do you believe in magic? How about a fierce war between rival wizards, or a thrilling journey deep into the ocean inside a submarine? In this wildly imaginative collection of short stories, you will encounter everything from time-traveling televisions to the fastest truncheon in the Wild West. Written when the author was just seventeen years old, these early tales are packed with the signature humor, quirky characters, and brilliant chaos that made him a legendary storyteller. Each story invites you to step into a bizarre and wonderful new world where absolutely anything is possible. Whether you are soaring through the clouds in an airship or dodging magical mishaps, this collection guarantees a fast-paced, laugh-out-loud adventure on every single page. Jump in and discover the brilliant sparks of imagination that started it all.
13-18 Years
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Discworld
Hogfather
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Terry Pratchett
It is the night before Hogswatch, the most magical holiday of the year, but something is terribly wrong. The Hogfather—the jolly man who delivers presents to children across the Discworld—has gone missing. If people stop believing in him, the sun might never rise again. To save the holiday, a very unlikely substitute steps in to take over the sleigh: Death himself. But having a seven-foot skeleton creeping down chimneys and trying to say 'Ho, ho, ho' is causing quite a bit of confusion. Now, it is up to Death's no-nonsense granddaughter, Susan, to figure out what happened to the real Hogfather before morning comes. Adapted into a brilliant stage play, this hilarious and thrilling adventure is packed with magic, mystery, and a race against time to save the world from eternal winter.
9-12 Years
13-18 Years
88 Pages
N/A
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Discworld
Going Postal
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Terry Pratchett
Moist von Lipwig is a highly successful con artist who has finally been caught. Facing the hangman's noose, he is suddenly offered a bizarre choice by the supreme ruler of Ankh-Morpork: he can either drop through the trapdoor to his doom, or he can take a government job. Choosing to live, Moist becomes the city's new Postmaster. But getting the broken-down Postal Service running again might actually be an impossible task. The post office is clogged with mountains of decades-old undelivered mail, and Moist could swear the letters are starting to whisper to him. To make matters worse, a ruthless and greedy communications monopoly wants the post office to stay dead, and they are willing to kill the new Postmaster to ensure it. Moist must use every trick, scam, and brilliant lie he knows to move the mail, win the girl, and stay alive in this hilarious and fast-paced adventure.
9-12 Years
13-18 Years
416 Pages
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Dodger makes his living in the dark, dirty sewers of Victorian London, scavenging for lost coins and jewels in the muck. It is a perfectly fine life for a seventeen-year-old street urchin who does not mind getting his hands and face dirty. But everything changes the night he steps out of the shadows to rescue a mysterious young woman from a brutal attack. Suddenly, Dodger is thrust out of the gutters and into the dizzying heights of high society. Dressed as a gentleman, he must unravel the dangerous secret behind the girl's escape. Along the way, he crosses paths with some of London's most famous and infamous figures, from the brilliant writer Charles Dickens to the mad barber Sweeney Todd. In a city where history and fantasy collide, Dodger will need every ounce of his street smarts to outwit powerful enemies and keep his new friends safe. He may have started at the very bottom of the city, but this clever scavenger is aiming for the stars.
13-18 Years
246 Pages
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Johnny Maxwell
Only You Can Save Mankind
By:
Terry Pratchett
Twelve-year-old Johnny is just trying to escape his stressful life. With his parents constantly arguing and the news on television always showing the harsh realities of war, he turns to his favorite computer game, Only You Can Save Mankind. His mission is simple: blast the alien ScreeWee fleet out of the sky. But everything changes when the alien captain suddenly sends him a message, begging to surrender. Johnny quickly realizes this is no longer just a game. He is being pulled into the actual reality of the ScreeWee, and the aliens are relying on him to help them survive. Now, Johnny must figure out how to navigate a digital universe where the rules are constantly changing and the stakes are incredibly real. Can a regular kid from the real world become the hero an entire alien race desperately needs?
9-12 Years
13-18 Years
224 Pages
N/A
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The Bromeliad Trilogy
Diggers
By:
Terry Pratchett
Imagine being only four inches tall in a world made for giants. For generations, a group of tiny creatures called nomes lived happily hidden inside a bustling department store. But when the store is destroyed, they are forced to flee into the great unknown. Now, they have found a temporary home in a country quarry, but life in the outside world is far from easy. The brave little nomes must struggle against freezing weather, massive human machines, and constant arguments among themselves about what to do next. When humans threaten to destroy their new home, the nomes realize they cannot just keep running. They have to stand their ground and fight back using their wits and a very large, stolen piece of machinery. Dive into this funny and action-packed adventure as these tiny heroes discover that true courage has absolutely nothing to do with your size.
9-12 Years
152 Pages
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Discworld
Interesting Times
By:
Terry Pratchett
Rincewind is a wizard who has already had way too much excitement in his life. All he wants is to be left alone in peace. But when a mysterious message arrives from the faraway Agatean Empire requesting a 'Great Wizzard,' Rincewind is immediately packed up and sent across the world as an emissary. The massive empire is on the brink of total chaos, and for some completely unknown reason, people believe Rincewind is a mythical hero destined to lead them through a brutal war. To make matters even more complicated, his old friend Cohen the Barbarian is already there, plotting to conquer the empire with a tiny army of extremely elderly warriors. Rincewind firmly believes there are already too many heroes in the world, and he just wants to survive. Get ready for a hilarious, action-packed journey full of mistaken identities, chaotic battles, and reluctant heroism.
9-12 Years
13-18 Years
112 Pages
N/A
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Discworld
Carpe Jugulum
By:
Terry Pratchett
King Verence of Lancre just made a massive mistake. In a misguided attempt to be modern and polite, he invited the Magpyrs, a family of vampires from Uberwald, to celebrate the birth of his daughter. Now that these undead guests are comfortably settled inside the castle, they have absolutely no intention of ever leaving. Worse still, these are not your traditional vampires. They wear bright clothes, drink wine, stay up until noon, and are completely immune to garlic. With the kingdom on the brink of being taken over by creatures with a cultivated bloodlust, the only hope lies in an uneasy alliance. A nervous young priest must team up with the argumentative and fiercely independent local witches to take back the castle. The living residents of Lancre are about to discover that there is only one way to fight back against these modern monsters. You have to go straight for the throat.
9-12 Years
13-18 Years
400 Pages
N/A
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Discworld
Equal Rites
By:
Terry Pratchett
Everyone knows that there is no such thing as a female wizard. In the magical world of the Discworld, magic is strictly divided: wizards are men, and witches are women. But the dying wizard Drum Billet makes a massive mistake right before he passes away. He hands his powerful staff over to the eighth son of an eighth son, completely failing to check if the newborn baby is actually a boy. It turns out, the baby is a girl named Eskarina, and she has just inherited an incredible amount of wizardly power. Now, Eskarina must travel to the Unseen University to learn how to control her unpredictable magic. Along the way, she will have to prove to a stubborn world of male wizards that a girl can wield a staff just as well as anyone else. Jump into a hilarious and clever adventure that turns the rules of magic completely upside down.
9-12 Years
13-18 Years
240 Pages
N/A
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Discworld
A Hat Full of Sky
By:
Terry Pratchett
Tiffany Aching is finally ready to begin her official apprenticeship in magic. She leaves her home expecting to learn powerful spells and ancient secrets, but instead, she finds herself stuck doing endless chores and wrangling ill-tempered goats. Surely there must be more to witchcraft than this! But Tiffany soon realizes she has much bigger problems than boring chores. A terrifying, invisible creature known as a Hiver is hunting her down, drawn to her growing magical abilities. This time, she cannot rely on her fierce little friends, the Wee Free Men, or even the greatest witch in the world to protect her. To survive, Tiffany must look deep inside herself and discover a strength she never knew she had. Join a brave young witch on a funny, thrilling, and deeply moving journey about finding out who you truly are.
9-12 Years
13-18 Years
303 Pages
N/A
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Discworld
The World of Poo
By:
Terry Pratchett
Have you ever wondered what happens to all the mess in a giant, bustling city? Step into the gloriously inventive and fantastically funny streets of Ankh-Morpork for an adventure unlike any other. This delightfully illustrated tale follows a young boy on his very first visit to the mighty Discworld metropolis, where he discovers the fascinating, messy, and surprisingly educational world of dunnakin divers, gongfermors, and septic tanks. Written as a companion to the beloved City Watch novels, this story is packed with the kind of brilliant humor and quirky facts that will make you laugh until your sides ache. It is a wonderfully old-fashioned journey that proves even the smelliest subjects can be incredibly interesting. Get ready to explore the city from the bottom up in a hilarious adventure that guarantees a smile for readers of all ages.
9-12 Years
13-18 Years
128 Pages
N/A
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The Bromeliad Trilogy
Wings
By:
Terry Pratchett
The incredible journey of the tiny nomes is about to reach its thrilling conclusion. Masklin and his brave friends have survived escaping a demolished department store and fleeing a dangerous quarry, but their biggest challenge is still ahead. They have discovered that they are not originally from Earth at all, and a spaceship is waiting up in the stars to take them back to their true home. Now, Masklin must hatch a daring and completely ridiculous plan to travel across the human world, find a way to communicate with the sky, and call their ship down before it is too late. It will take all of their courage, cleverness, and a little bit of luck to pull off the ultimate escape. Join the nomes for one last hilarious and heartwarming adventure as they prove that even the smallest creatures can achieve truly massive things.
9-12 Years
242 Pages
N/A
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The Bromeliad Trilogy
Truckers
By:
Terry Pratchett
Imagine an entire civilization living right under your nose, hidden beneath the floorboards of a bustling department store. For generations, the tiny nomes have lived comfortably inside the store, firmly believing that the walls around them are the absolute edges of the universe. They think the concept of an outside world is just a silly myth. But everything changes when a tough, wild nome named Masklin arrives from the terrifying outdoors with shocking news. The store is going out of business, and their safe little world is about to be completely destroyed. Now, Torrit, Dorcas, and the rest of the reluctant store nomes must trust this strange outsider to lead them on a massive, dangerous migration. They have to figure out how to steal a giant human truck and drive it to safety. Get ready for a hilarious, fast-paced adventure about thinking big when you are very, very small.
9-12 Years
262 Pages
N/A
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Discworld
Where's My Cow?
By:
Terry Pratchett
It is exactly six o'clock, which means it is time for Commander Sam Vimes to read his son's favorite bedtime story: Where's My Cow? But tonight, Sam realizes something important. Why should his son learn about farm animals he will never actually see in the bustling city of Ankh-Morpork? Instead of looking for a cow, Sam decides to change the story to feature the real characters of their magical city. Now, they are searching the streets for familiar faces, from the local baker to the city's most famous criminals! This hilarious and heartwarming picture book brings the magic of the Discworld to younger readers. It is a wonderful, laugh-out-loud bedtime adventure that shows how the best stories are sometimes the ones we make up ourselves.
6-8 Years
32 Pages
N/A
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Discover the man behind the magic in this incredible collection of essays and non-fiction writing. While Terry Pratchett is beloved worldwide for his hilarious and inventive fantasy novels, he was also a passionate, outspoken champion for causes he deeply believed in. This volume brings together the very best of his real-world writing, spanning from his early days to his later years. Inside, you will find a brilliant mix of the serious and the surreal. He shares funny musings on mushrooms, explains why banana daiquiris are essential for writers, and offers fascinating memories of his grandmother. But he also speaks powerfully about his fight for Alzheimer's research and his fierce defense of animal rights. With his trademark humor and profound humanity, this collection offers a rare, behind-the-scenes look at a brilliant mind. It is a must-read for anyone who wants to know the true story of a legendary bibliophile, computer geek, and master storyteller.
13-18 Years
336 Pages
N/A
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Discworld
The Fifth Elephant
By:
Terry Pratchett
Commander Sam Vimes of the City Watch is a long way from the familiar, grimy streets of Ankh-Morpork. He has been sent as a reluctant ambassador to the mysterious, freezing region of Uberwald—a dark land ruled by vampires, werewolves, and secretive dwarfs. Vimes is supposed to be practicing diplomacy, but when a sacred dwarf artifact called the Scone of Stone is stolen, the policeman inside him takes over. Now, Vimes is on the run through a frozen, monster-filled forest, armed with nothing but his sharp wits and a very gloomy pair of trousers. If he cannot solve the mystery and recover the artifact, a terrible war will break out across the land. With brilliant werewolves hot on his trail and the clock ticking, Vimes must prove that a good detective can crack a case anywhere—even in the most dangerous woods in the world.
9-12 Years
13-18 Years
317 Pages
N/A
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Discworld
Eric
By:
Terry Pratchett
Eric is the Discworld's only demonology hacker, and he is about to make life very difficult for everyone. He has three simple wishes: to live forever, to rule the universe, and to meet a beautiful girl. To get what he wants, he decides to summon a terrifying, all-powerful demon from the dark dimensions. But Eric is not very good at magic. Instead of a mighty demon, he accidentally summons Rincewind, the most cowardly and incompetent wizard in the entire world. To make matters even worse, Rincewind's incredibly dangerous, multi-legged travel trunk, the Luggage, has tagged along for the ride. Now, this disastrous duo is hurtling through time and space, stumbling into hilarious dangers at every turn. Before long, Eric will be wishing for just one thing: that he had never messed with magic in the first place!
9-12 Years
13-18 Years
126 Pages
N/A
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Discworld
Wyrd Sisters
By:
Terry Pratchett
Witches generally prefer to keep to themselves, living quiet lives and avoiding anything that looks like royal intrigue. But when a murdered king, a lost baby prince, and a stolen crown are dropped right into their laps, three local witches have no choice but to get involved. Meet Granny Weatherwax, the formidable and highly regarded non-leader of the coven. Alongside the cheerful Nanny Ogg and the romantic Magrat Garlick, Granny must form an unlikely alliance to save the kingdom of Lancre from a wicked new ruler. As they are about to discover, stirring up trouble in a castle is a lot harder than theatrical plays make it seem, even when you have a few unexpected spells up your sleeve. Dive into a hilarious and clever adventure that turns classic tales completely upside down. It is a brilliant story of magic, destiny, and three unforgettable women who refuse to play by the rules.
9-12 Years
13-18 Years
368 Pages
N/A
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When a massive, devastating wave destroys his entire island village, a young boy named Mau finds himself completely alone. He is the only one left of his people. Somewhere nearby, a traveler from the other side of the globe named Daphne is the sole survivor of a terrible shipwreck. Separated by language, culture, and customs, these two strangers are suddenly united by catastrophe. As they slowly discover other refugees washing ashore, Mau and Daphne must work together to protect their fragile new band of survivors. To keep everyone safe, they will have to defy ancestral spirits, challenge death itself, and uncover a long-hidden secret that will literally turn their understanding of the world upside down. Step into a powerful, funny, and deeply moving adventure about survival, friendship, and building a new world from the ruins of the old. It is an unforgettable story of courage and resilience in the face of impossible odds.
9-12 Years
13-18 Years
410 Pages
N/A
/5
Discworld
Guards! Guards!
By:
Terry Pratchett
The bustling, grimy city of Ankh-Morpork is in a state of total panic. A shadowy, secret brotherhood has managed to summon a massive, fire-breathing dragon to spread terror across the streets, hoping to overthrow the city's ruler and take control. There is just one problem: the dragon has some very dangerous ideas of its own. Now, the fate of the entire city rests in the hands of Captain Sam Vimes and his ramshackle Night Watch. This misfit group of guards is much more used to breaking up minor street brawls than battling mythical beasts. But with the city burning and a tyrant on the loose, Vimes and his team must quickly sober up, gather their courage, and figure out how to stop the unstoppable. Get ready for a hilarious, action-packed fantasy adventure where the most unlikely heroes must save the day.
9-12 Years
13-18 Years
432 Pages
N/A
/5
Imagine an entire world hidden right beneath your feet. The Carpet is a vast, colorful landscape home to many different tribes, empires, and creatures. But this tiny world is facing a massive threat. A mysterious and terrifying force known only as Fray is sweeping across the land, leaving a trail of absolute destruction in its wake. When their peaceful village is completely flattened by Fray, two brave Munrung brothers decide they cannot just sit back and watch. They set out on an epic adventure across the Carpet to find answers and save their people. Along the way, they will face power-hungry enemies, discover hidden cities, and realize that even the smallest heroes can change the course of history. Dive into this incredibly inventive and funny fantasy adventure where a whole universe is waiting to be explored in the fibers of a rug.
9-12 Years
13-18 Years
189 Pages
N/A
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Discover the incredible evolution of a master storyteller in this fantastic collection of short fiction. Spanning four decades of brilliant writing, this volume brings together the very best of Terry Pratchett's short stories for the first time. Follow his journey from his early days as a schoolboy writer and a young journalist, all the way to his dizzying success as the creator of the phenomenal Discworld series. Inside, you will find characters both familiar and entirely new. Explore abandoned worlds, embark on bizarre adventures, and encounter chickens, disco, and some truly disturbing ideas about Christmas. Every single tale is shot through with the author's inimitable brand of sharp wit and boundless imagination. Whether you are a lifelong fan or discovering his magic for the first time, this collection offers a rare and hilarious glimpse into the mind of one of the most beloved fantasy authors of all time.
9-12 Years
13-18 Years
304 Pages
N/A
/5
Discworld
The Wee Free Men
Armed with only a frying pan and her common sense, nine-year-old Tiffany Aching is ready to take on the world. When a sinister monster from Fairyland steals her sticky little brother, Tiffany knows she is the only one who can get him back. But she will not have to face the nightmare queen alone. She teams up with the Wee Free Men, a fierce and hilarious clan of six-inch-high blue men who love to fight, steal, and yell. Together, this unlikely rescue party must journey into a dark and dangerous magical realm where dreams become real and nothing is exactly as it seems. Tiffany is about to discover that she has the makings of a very powerful witch. Step into a brilliant and funny adventure filled with courage, magic, and tiny blue warriors. It is a thrilling tale about finding your strength and protecting the people you love.
9-12 Years
13-18 Years
400 Pages
N/A
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Discworld
Wintersmith
Tiffany Aching is a young witch in training, learning the ropes from the seriously scary Miss Treason. But Tiffany makes a massive mistake when she accidentally leaps into the magical Dark Dance—the ancient crossover between summer and winter. By joining the dance, she draws the attention of the powerful Wintersmith himself, and he decides he wants her to stay in his frozen, gleaming world forever. Now, terrifying Tiffany-shaped snowflakes are hammering down on the land, and winter is refusing to end. To fix her mistake, Tiffany will need all her cunning, the guidance of the legendary Granny Weatherwax, and the fierce protection of the tiny, fighting Wee Free Men. If she cannot defeat the Wintersmith and bring the warmth back to the world, spring will never come again. Step into a breathtaking, funny, and magical adventure about fixing your mistakes.
9-12 Years
13-18 Years
464 Pages
N/A
/5
Discworld
The Truth
William de Worde never intended to make history, but he has somehow accidentally invented the newspaper. Now, as the editor of Ankh-Morpork's very first daily publication, he is discovering that the news is an incredibly risky business. Plunged into the chaotic world of investigative journalism alongside his sharp-witted reporter, Sacharissa Cripslock, William has to hunt down the facts in a city that prefers rumors. His new colleagues include a band of axe-wielding dwarfs who run the printing press and a recovering vampire with a dangerous passion for flash photography. When the most powerful man in the city is suddenly arrested for a terrible crime, William knows there is more to the story. But a ruthless criminal organization will do absolutely anything to control the narrative. Prepare for a brilliant, fast-paced, and incredibly funny adventure about the power of the press and the hilarious struggle to get the truth out before the lies take over.
9-12 Years
13-18 Years
448 Pages
N/A
/5
Discworld
Death's Domain
Even the Grim Reaper needs a place to kick back and relax after a long, hard day of collecting souls. Step beyond the pages of the beloved Discworld novels and explore the ultimate resting place. This fascinating guide and fold-out map takes you straight into the dark and surprisingly domestic world of Death's personal estate. Discover the bizarre golf course that is not just crazy but completely insane, wander through the utterly useless maze, and explore the gloomy gardens brought incongruously to life. For the very first time, you will uncover the hilarious secrets of Death's home, including why he simply cannot understand rockeries and what exactly happens to his garden gnomes. While Death is out riding his pale horse into the sunset of other people's lives, you can finally see what he gets up to when he is off the clock. It is a brilliantly funny and inventive companion for any fantasy fan.
9-12 Years
13-18 Years
32 Pages
N/A
/5
Maurice is a streetwise alley cat with a brilliant plan to get rich quick. He and his team of highly educated, talking rats have perfected the ultimate Pied Piper scam. They travel from town to town, creating a fake rat plague so their human partner can magically pipe the rodents away for a hefty fee. It is the perfect con, until they arrive in the town of Bad Blinitz. Here, food is mysteriously scarce, the cellars are lined with deadly traps, and something deeply terrifying is lurking in the dark beneath the streets. Suddenly, their clever trick turns into a dangerous fight for survival. Maurice and his rodent friends will have to rely on more than just fast talking to make it out alive. This hilarious and thrilling twist on a classic fairy tale will make you look at cats, rats, and magic in a completely new way.
9-12 Years
13-18 Years
256 Pages
N/A
/5
Johnny Maxwell
Johnny and the Dead
Johnny Maxwell never asked to be a hero, and he certainly never asked to see dead people. But when the local town council decides to sell the Blackbury Cemetery, the residents are not going to take it lying down. Suddenly, Johnny is the only one who can hear the outraged ghosts, and they expect him to do something about it. The previously alive need his help to save their home and preserve their history. Johnny did not mean to become the voice for the lifeless, but if he does not speak up, who will? Join Johnny on a hilarious and heartwarming adventure as he navigates the tricky business of standing up for those who have already passed on. It is a quirky, clever tale about doing the right thing, even when your new friends are a little bit transparent.
9-12 Years
13-18 Years
224 Pages
N/A
/5
Discworld
The Light Fantastic
The Discworld is on a collision course with a disastrous red star, and the universe needs a hero to save the day. Fast. What it absolutely does not need is Rincewind, a cowardly and entirely inept wizard who is currently trying to recover from the trauma of falling off the very edge of the world. Joining him is Twoflower, the relentlessly optimistic tourist whose magical luggage has a mind and a set of legs entirely of its own. As the strange and unpredictable world hurtles toward impending doom, this unlikely duo is the only hope for survival. Which is a terrible shame, because they are completely unqualified for the job. Jump back into the wildly funny and brilliantly chaotic Discworld series. This hilarious adventure is packed with magical mishaps, bizarre creatures, and a desperate race against time to prevent the ultimate cosmic disaster.
9-12 Years
13-18 Years
272 Pages
N/A
/5
Discworld
Small Gods
Brutha is a simple, peaceful boy who really just wants to tend to his melon patch in quiet. But the universe has much bigger, and much louder, plans for him. One day, Brutha hears a voice calling his name. It belongs to a god—a very small god, to be exact, but one who is incredibly bossy. On the Discworld, a flat planet carried through space on the back of a giant turtle, gods rely on the belief of their followers to stay powerful. Unfortunately for this particular god, Brutha is his very last true believer. Now, Brutha has been chosen for a massive quest. He must navigate a dangerous world of powerful empires, strict inquisitors, and ancient mysteries to help his demanding new deity survive. It is a hilarious, thought-provoking journey about faith, friendship, and finding your own voice when a tiny god will not stop shouting in your ear.
9-12 Years
13-18 Years
384 Pages
N/A
/5
Discworld
The Color of Magic
Welcome to the Discworld, a parallel universe carried through space on the backs of four giant elephants standing on a massive turtle. It might sound a bit strange, but it is about to get even weirder. The peace and prosperity of this magical land are suddenly threatened by a terrifying new concept: the arrival of the very first tourist. Twoflower is a well-meaning traveler armed with a magical luggage box that has legs of its own. To survive robbers, mercenaries, and the literal embodiment of Death, Twoflower needs a guide. Unfortunately, he gets Rincewind, a spectacularly inept and cowardly wizard who would much rather run away from danger than face it. Dive into the profoundly irreverent and legendary maiden voyage of the Discworld series. It is a hilarious, fast-paced adventure where pure logic takes a backseat to chaotic magic, and surviving the day is the ultimate quest.
9-12 Years
13-18 Years
240 Pages
N/A
/5
Discworld
Mort
Finding your first job is always a challenge, but Mort has just been offered the ultimate entry-level position. The Grim Reaper himself has come knocking, and he is looking for an apprentice. In the Discworld, Death is a black-robed skeleton with glowing blue eyes who happens to be fond of cats and eternally baffled by human behavior. He yearns for a little time off to experience life, and Mort is just the boy to take over the family business. It seems like a dream job. Mort gets free board, use of the company horse, and the realization that being dead is not actually compulsory. But things get complicated when Mort breaks the ultimate rule and falls in love with Death's adopted daughter, Ysabell. Discover a brilliantly funny and surprisingly warm adventure about life, destiny, and the hazards of working for a boss who can literally be a killer on your social life.
9-12 Years
13-18 Years
317 Pages
N/A
/5
The Nice and Accurate Prophecies of Agnes Nutter, Witch
According to the world's only completely accurate book of prophecies, the world is going to end next Saturday. Just before dinner, to be exact. The armies of Good and Evil are already gathering, frogs are falling from the sky, and everything is going exactly according to the Divine Plan. There is just one small problem. A fussy angel and a fast-living demon have been living on Earth since the very beginning, and they have grown quite fond of their comfortable human lifestyles. Neither of them is looking forward to the upcoming apocalypse. To stop the end of the world, this unlikely duo must team up to find the Antichrist and prevent the final battle. The only issue? Someone seems to have misplaced him. Get ready for a hilarious, fast-paced adventure where the fate of humanity rests in the hands of the most mismatched partners in history.
13-18 Years
432 Pages
N/A
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