Is There A Full Discworld Book List with ISBN
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Or you could look at Colin Smythe's website where all the books are listed along with ISBN numbers for the various versions. 
Both are very good sources of the information.
Both are very good sources of the information.
The whole thing about suitablity for age is a bit of a difficult one with Terry's books. All of his books can be and are read by people of all ages. Even the so-called adult ones are read by children.
I would say that some are written with children in mind - but he doesn't write down to them and some of the so-called childre's books have quite important consepts in them.
I would say (if I was pushed) that the Johnny Maxwell Trology, The Bromeliad Trilogy, The Carpet People and possibly Amazing Maurice and the Tiffany series could be classed as less adult and more chilren's/young adults.
Hope that helps
I would say that some are written with children in mind - but he doesn't write down to them and some of the so-called childre's books have quite important consepts in them.
I would say (if I was pushed) that the Johnny Maxwell Trology, The Bromeliad Trilogy, The Carpet People and possibly Amazing Maurice and the Tiffany series could be classed as less adult and more chilren's/young adults.
Hope that helps
I wouldn't say that Terry Pratchett has written any children's books but the ones that Tony listed are aimed more towards young adults/teenagers (Although I enjoyed all of them).
Where's my cow may be considered a children's book but I'm not sure as I've never seen it.
All others (Discworld, Good Omens, Nation, The Unadulterated Cat, Dark Side of the Sun & Strata) are not aimed at any specific age group.
Where's my cow may be considered a children's book but I'm not sure as I've never seen it.
All others (Discworld, Good Omens, Nation, The Unadulterated Cat, Dark Side of the Sun & Strata) are not aimed at any specific age group.
