#discoworld

[nayvi]

Ysabell - Mort (Discoworld by Terry Pratchett)

Last year, @mirtadraws and I, we started to read together, to each other, because I'm really bad for reading for my own, but reading for her is so nice and funny 💕

For a long time I wanted to read something by Terry Pratchett and fortunally Mirta is a huge fan than wanted to read again the books with me and we started with Mort!

I LOVE IT SO MUCH!!!

I didn't spect how fucking funny it is and all the horrors at the same time that a moderm reference appears with a gigant note. That has caught me a lot, i didn't spect that I will love so much Terry's writtings!! I'm really glad that to now enjoy everything at the same time that I'm sad to not read all his books before 😩

I want to draw more of this funny and silly characters!

Please NO SPOILERS , I just read Mort , Maurice and now I'm with The Colour of Magic , thanks so much :'-)

Special thanks to @albaharu to lend me all the books!!!

[syllablesweetheart]

Captain vimes is Harry Dubois, I think.

I have just started reading guards guards and this is true

[yourfaveisazionist]

Gytha "Nanny" Ogg from Discworld is a Zionist!

[grandpasnailgroovy]

Every time discworld autocorrects to discoworld the luggage loses a leg

[moist-von-lipwig]

thinking enviously of the alternate universe a few hops to the left of this one where it actually IS called Discoworld and I don't have to keep going back into my tags to correct the same damn typo every time I post

[eros-cestlavie]

sam vimes really is like....imagine columbo if he was a recovering alcoholic and also if instead of being impressed by murder suspects he threatened to shove things up their arses and/or shoot them in the head

[bberenicce]

I'm surely going to regret this, she told herself, displaying considerable foresight.

Terry Pratchett, Equal rites

[harrypotterhousequotes]

HUFFLEPUFF: “I know you, Captain Horentz. I mean I know your sort. I've had to put up with them all my life. Big jovial bullies, with their brains in their breeches. You dare to come riding into our country and think we're going to be frightened of you? You think you can appeal to me over the heads of my men? You demand? On the soil of my country?” –Terry Pratchett (Lieutenant Blouse: Monstrous Regiment)