This trilogy follows a group of children as they explore a world of magic and adventure. Third, if you're looking for something a bit more lighthearted, the Johnny Maxwell trilogy is a great option. It is a great way to get a feel for Pratchett’s style. Set in a gritty city, this series follows a group of police officers as they fight crime in the shadows. Second, if you want something a little darker, the Night Watch series is an excellent choice. The series also contains some of Pratchett's best-known and most beloved characters. This long-running series is set in a fantasy world with a unique sense of humour and has something for everyone. Fortunately, there are a few key points to consider that can help guide your decision.įirst, the Discworld series is a great place to start. While they can’t keep complete order in the city, they try their best.When it comes to starting your journey into the works of Terry Pratchett, it can be daunting to know where to start. They would follow Vimes to the end of the Earth, and sometimes they very well do. Crossbow, and Nobby Nobbs, who is well, Nobby Nobbs.
We have Angua, a werewolf lieutenant that stays far away from silver, Detritus the troll who hasn’t quite mastered Mr. The Watch, of course, has more leaders than Vimes and Carrot. They learn to work together Carrot reminds Vimes why he became a policeman in the first place, and Vimes grounds Carrot to adjust to the city’s morally grey area. Vimes decides to take charge before Carrot gets in trouble arresting the Thieves Guild, and when a dragon attempts to usurp Patrician Vetinari, the leader of the city.
He planned for Carrot Ironfoundersson, a human foundling raised by dwarves, to enter the city, rescue the citizens from the dragon, and take over the story. Terry Pratchett didn’t expect Sam Vimes to rise to the occasion.
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