Terry Pratchett Discworld Novels 5 Books Collection Set - Fantasy Fiction - Paperback

Titles in This Set. Reaper Man. Witches Abroad. Small Gods. Lords and Ladies. Men at Arms. Details. Condition: New. Format: Paperback. ISBN: 9789123631148. Publisher: Corgi. Overview. This brand-new paperback bundle brings together five stand-out instalments from Terry Pratchett's beloved Discworld series: Reaper Man, Witches Abroad, Small Gods, Lords and Ladies and Men at Arms. Spanning Death's unexpected mortality, fairy-tale-bending witches, religious satire, faerie invasions and the evolving Night Watch, this set is a brilliant introduction for newcomers and a handy top-up for longtime fans. Each novel reads as a standalone story, so there's no need to follow the series in order before enjoying these five witty instalments of comic fantasy.. About the Books. In Reaper Man, Death is forcibly retired by the shadowy Auditors of Reality and must learn what it means to live among mortals, leading to a tale that is by turns funny, tender and unexpectedly profound as he takes on unlikely new responsibilities in a small farming town. Witches Abroad follows Granny Weatherwax, Nanny Ogg and Magrat Garlick as they journey to the distant city of Genua to stop an ill-fated wedding, cleverly unpicking the power - and danger - of fairy-tale narrative along the way. Small Gods is widely regarded as one of Pratchett's sharpest standalone satires, following the tortoise-bound god Om and his one remaining true believer in a story that pokes gentle but incisive fun at organised religion and blind faith. Lords and Ladies sees the witches of Lancre defending their world as the boundary with the sinister realm of the Elder Folk grows dangerously thin on Midsummer's Eve, forcing the coven into action. Men at Arms follows the Ankh-Morpork City Watch as it takes on new recruits from across the city's many species, blending laugh-out-loud humour with a genuinely sharp look at prejudice and social change. Together, these five novels showcase the full breadth of Pratchett's imagination, wit