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And the second time I liked it better knowing that Pratchett himself said it basically has no plot. Still, I liked it enough that I've read it twice. " I love Pratchett, but this is by far his weakest book. If I'd read this first I probably wouldn't have read the rest of the books.The series gets much better by book three. " Luckily I read the Discworld series out of sequence. " Some humorous and some exciting moments but overall I just didn't "get it." " - Kathy, Found it very clever and loved the world that Terry has created. The humor is helped if you are a fan of the wizard/elves/fantasy genre (in any form - D&D, Board games, role-playing games, etc) it is best decribed as Douglas Adams crossed with JR Tolkein. " Really enjoyed this book, very funny but a number of times it got a bit complicated and for a couple of pages I didn't know what was going on. " More than one Booker Prize winner in this world has half his literary talents. " Remarkably creative, imaginative, and thoroughly interesting.

" I think i just gave up on this and i'm not happy about it, i might try tackle it again when in the right mindset but honestly its hard work trying to maintain interest in this while i have other books in the wait " - Sania, " Interesting concepts, but found myself bored and "pushing through." " - Lightenbulb,

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I highly recommend this to anyone who reads fantasy frequently and wants a laugh." This book boils down to a mix of satire, humor, adventure, and fantasy that only took me an afternoon to read. "With any other author this book would be ridiculous and completely random, an incomprehensible whirl of confusion, but Pratchett somehow pulls it off. The audio quality may not be up to contemporary standards. Please note: This is a vintage recording. The group, including an ineffective wizard and a naïve tourist whose luggage moves on its own little legs, encounters dragons who only exist if you believe in them, and of course The Edge of the planet.

The adventure begins when an eccentric expedition sets out to explore the planet. The magical planet of Discworld is supported by four massive elephants who stand on the back of the Great A'Tuin, a giant turtle swimming slowly through the mysterious interstellar gulf. The Colour of Magic, the first novel in Terry Pratchett's wildly imaginative Discworld series, takes the listener on a remarkable journey.