Discworld's Opening Is 1 Of The Most Baffling Things I've Ever Read (But It's Worth It)

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Terry Pratchett's Discworld series opens with The Color of Magic, and the 1983 book starts out more baffling than anything I've read but it quickly proves itself worthwhile. The beginning of the novel describes Terry Pratchett's fantasy world, and its setting is one of the most unique ones readers will experience. Of course, reading about a world that sits atop four elephants balanced on a turtle is perplexing, and I'm no stranger to the fantasy genre. Even beyond A Color of Magic's prologue, it takes a while to fully immerse oneself in Pratchett's story.
Amanda Mullen

Discworld's Opening Is 1 Of The Most Baffling Things I've Ever Read (But It's Worth It)

The Color of Magic is a wild ride.

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