The Discworld BookTag

[Mixa]

Here’s a Discworld BookTag I created this month I thought I must share with all of you. How well you think you know the most emblematic characters of the Discworld series and what other books written by different authors do you think that get along with their personalities? Do you accept the challenge? Have fun and enjoy! :dance:

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SAMUEL VIMES

A stunning thriller novel

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LADY SYBIL RAMKIN

An unexpected romantic novel

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CAPTAIN CARROT

An impeccable book from which everyone says very good things about it

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CHEERY LITTLEBOTTOM

A book that had nothing to do with its cover

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DEATH WORKING AS THE HOGFATHER

A novel you would have never expected to end up reading

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NANNY OGG

A book that made you blush

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GRANNY WHEATHERWAX

The most magic novel in your bookshelf

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RINCEWIND & THE LUGGAGE

A book that chases you everywhere you go

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THE LIBRARIAN

If someone talks badly about this book or collection you go librarianly angry

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MUSTRUM RIDCULLY

A series with an ending no one expected but that you really liked

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THE BURSAR

A novel that made you go nuts

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TWOFLOWER

A foreign book you love

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LORD HAVELOCK VETINARI

A novel with lots of hidden messages

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COHEN THE BARBARIAN

A novel that has never been out of fashion for you

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CUT-ME-OWN-THROAT DIBBLER

A novel that left you a not very good taste but that didn’t stop selling copies in libraries

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OTTO CHRIEK

A book that dazzled you

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[RathDarkblade]

Hmm... I can't think of many of those types of books, but I can certainly think of many (MANY!) Dibbler books - The Da Vinci Code (and sequels), Fifty Shades of Grey (and sequels), etc.

The DEATH-as-Hogfather book, for me, would be the Harry Potter series. When I started reading it, I thought it could never be as good as a Pterry book. Upon reflection, I didn't mind it that much. I thought it was a little on the immature side - it reminded me a little of the Enid Blyton books that I read as a very young kid - but if it leads other kids to reading books, I'm all for it.

 

[Mixa]

Hahaha, thanks for participating, Rath! I totally agree with you! If you can think of any other book, do let us know!

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