The Light Fantastic: A Novel of Discworld

Disneyworld is an amazing place to get lost in. The characters are people you may know in real life( except for the magical) Pratchett's skill in developing these images is amazing! May his daughter do justice to the continuing saga.

The book is the second in the Discworld series and completely delivers. It wraps up the events from the first book and Pratchett's witty Hitchhiker's Guide type humor is wonderful. He keeps the story interesting and funny with off the wall descriptions and crazy situations. I'd recommend this book very highly.

I enjoyed this book by Terry Pratchett.

He never fails to make me laugh and the way he twists everyday items and actions into new and interesting Discworld creations is intriguing.

I am aiming to read every novel by Terry Pratchett. You should too!

I read the first book in the Discworld series and automatically fell in love with it. Pratchett does not disappoint in this continuation of "The Colour Of Magic". Rincewind and Twoflower are at it again and Pratchett introduces a few more lovable characters in this saga (read Conan in the voice of Sean Connery, you'll get it later). I loved this book and if you liked the first installment I highly recommend this one.

The second entry in the Discworld series picks up almost exactly where the first left off. It is another wonderful adventure with Rincewind and Twoflower with lots of action, suspense, and absolutely wonderful humor. I highly recommend it if you are a fan of Terry Pratchett or Douglas Adams.

I loved this book for many reasons. First of all, I love Terry's unique sense of humor. I love the imaginary discworld books because of all the very special characters, magic and other funny inventions... I recommend this book to every person that wants to laugh a lot!!! I just loved it, and it deserves the five stars rank for sure!!!

About what I expected from Terry Pratchett, which is basically excellence. Lots of wit, amusing ideas and clever wording. My only disappointment was that it didn't end the way it began, with a bunch of Gods playing a boardgame. I guess that idea was just forgotten after the first book.

I love Terry Pratchet's writing. He creates a world that is funny and at the same time provides satirical comment about out world and other fantasy writers. You need to be able to allow your imagination to run wild!