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	<title>Comments on: Pratchett recommendations</title>
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		<title>By: Karen</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[But note that they are all interconnected because all the Discworld novels take place in one (very small) world, so characters from the Watch series interact with those from the Wizards series, and the Death books, and the Witches, and Tiffany Aching interacts with the Witches, too.  So just pick one that fits your interests.  I&#039;d highly recommend Pyramids, too, as one that stands on its own.  And of course, my favorite, Small Gods.  I love Small Gods.]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>But note that they are all interconnected because all the Discworld novels take place in one (very small) world, so characters from the Watch series interact with those from the Wizards series, and the Death books, and the Witches, and Tiffany Aching interacts with the Witches, too.  So just pick one that fits your interests.  I&#8217;d highly recommend Pyramids, too, as one that stands on its own.  And of course, my favorite, Small Gods.  I love Small Gods.</p>
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