what are the best discworld books?

>>9851281
>>>/reddit/

>>9851322
what?

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>>9851329

>>9851337
>>9851322
Fuck off faggot

>>9851337
what?

>>9851281
I respectfully request that you take this question to Reddit and then don't return.

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>>9851342

>>9851359
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>>9851322
what is wrong with discworld?

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>>9851343
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>>9851372
you haven't explained what the fuck is wrong with it. Or are you just a dumb fucking shitposter?

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>>9851384
If you're going to post threads about shitty genre fiction, specifically ones loved and frequently discussed on Reddit, please do it in /sffg/ or see my other posts.

You are better off not reading discworld if you're over 16.

>>9851437

Wait, will I get cosy nostalgia or the burning shame if I reread them?

>>9851398
Go back to /pol/ faggot

boi... easy on the discworld...

>>9851281
I've only read The Colour of Magic but desu I enjoyed it. Wanted to read more but I can never find them at used book stores. Too many redditors buying them up

>>9853015
no u

>>9851398
Discworld is a parody of genre fiction.

>>9854071
not an argument

nights watch and witches are best imo, last couple of books take a nose dive sadly and young adult and science ones are better avoided

>>9851322
>>9851337
>>9851359
>>9851363
>>9851372
Please go back to /reddit/ yourself

>>9854839
no

I've found Lords and Ladies to be a very good political book criticizing the aristocracy as a concept.