I think he's still writing them? I haven't read one since high school, but to this day I remember picking Mossflower up at the library in elementary school and not putting it down the entire day. I don't think it's quite what my mom wanted me to be reading at that age, but given that my other choices were things like Babysitter's Club and Sweet Valley Twins... :P
Re: Re: Monstrous Regiment: I will! :D I'll admit, I haven't read most of the witches books yet, either-- I just couldn't relate to Granny Weatherwax as well as I could to the Watch, and I kind of fell in love with the city of Ankh-Morpork and wanted to read more books set in it.
Read Jingo! You won't regret it! :DDD Although, make sure you've read all the Watch books that come before it, first.
Heh, guess I ought to have said hi first... Hi! :D You'd commented on my post way back devoted to Juntoshi squishiness, which I just updated again recently, and I thought I'd swing by. Also, your icon intrigued me :) *waves back*
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Date: 2009-06-17 04:03 am (UTC)Re: Re: Monstrous Regiment: I will! :D I'll admit, I haven't read most of the witches books yet, either-- I just couldn't relate to Granny Weatherwax as well as I could to the Watch, and I kind of fell in love with the city of Ankh-Morpork and wanted to read more books set in it.
Read Jingo! You won't regret it! :DDD Although, make sure you've read all the Watch books that come before it, first.
Heh, guess I ought to have said hi first... Hi! :D You'd commented on my post way back devoted to Juntoshi squishiness, which I just updated again recently, and I thought I'd swing by. Also, your icon intrigued me :) *waves back*