It's Nightwatch for me too, favourite of those, probably The Fifth Elephant but there isn't a dud among them. Other than those I like the Witch books followed by Death, not mad keen on Rincewind but they're ok, quite like Tiffany Aching. Enjoy the standalones too, particularly Maurice and His Educated Rodents, Unseen Accademicals and Monstrous Regiment. You've made me want to reread Sam Vimes now...

My favourite Discworld books are the Watch and the Witch (including Tiffany Aching) books. Wyrd Sisters was the one that kickstarted by newfound Discworld obsession a couple of years ago. I still haven't dared to read the final Tiffany Aching (which is also the final book overall), but the first four of her books rank very highly for me. In terms of art style, I prefer some of the more understated covers for recent reissues, but I do have a soft spot for those original covers even though I don't think they necessarily capture what I picture when I read the books.

I've not read this book, but your thoughts were interesting. I haven't read Terry Pratchett either 🙈 Still reading Ancestors. Also Fourth Wing. Listening to how to say babylon from the women's prize non fiction list 😊

I'm way behind on Pratchett - I've tried the first of the Tiffany Achings, Hogfather, and Going PostalAt any rate, the first two of those were okay for me, but I adored Going Postal. I keep hearing about the City Watch series being really good. I should get to more Pratchett! And heh, my ginormous copy of Collected Works (hardcover, 873pp) has arrived, so now I'll have to get to it! I hope you're right that maybe this is better in small bits, as I'm another that reads a whole bunch of books at once.

Just because lots of people loved Collected Works doesn’t mean your opinion isn’t just as valid Aaron, we can’t all love the same books! And yes, can’t wait to see what she does next. The Erotic Door thing made me choke on my breakfast 😂, do they mean that literally or is it just a title for a series?? I quite like the new Terry Pratchett covers although the older ones have that nostalgic feel, I’ve only read a couple but still, those covers have been around a long time.