Keeping up with Terry Pratchett takes some effort. I believe this is the latest in Discworld. I really enjoy the new character of Moist who gets a second chance at life and goes from a criminal to the postmaster and in this book he becomes the chairman of the bank. Well, actually Mr. Fusspot the dog becomes the chairman, it’s all rather fun.

I just want to say one thing. I want to be like Death’s granddaughter Miss Susan when i grow up. She is the coolest teacher ever.

Another trip to Discworld, this time to celebrate the advent of the newspaper.

In this Discworld novel we travel to the land of dwarfs and werewolves and vampires. My personal favorite new characters were the Igors, wonderful lisps and great surgical skills.

So Death takes on the role of Father Christmas because someone tried to assassinate “the Hogfather”. Ho. Ho. Ho. Somewhere in here the Tooth Fairy becomes a bogeyman, the god of hangovers sobers up and childhood horrors had better beware of Susan’s Poker.

Feet of Clay is a murder mystery, where the victim figures it out before the detective. Add a lady dwarf unliving pottery men and some solid Coats of Arms and there you go.

Interesting Times chronicles the journey of the most unlucky and inept wizard ever, with an oriental flair, a polite revolution, old men as barbarians and water buffalos on pieces of string.

Discworld is the greatest for quick easy reading but with poignant moments poking fun at the world. Men at Arms tackles the politically correcting of the police force and the debate of “do guns or people kill people?”