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ISBN:	0552144312 (ISBN13: 9780552144315)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Discworld Stage Adaptations

Guards! Guards!: The Play (Discworld Stage Adaptations)

Stephen Briggs

Paperback | Pages: 208 pages

Rating: 4.36 | 16035 Users | 42 Reviews

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Title	:	Guards! Guards!: The Play (Discworld Stage Adaptations)
Author	:	Stephen Briggs
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Deluxe Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 208 pages
Published	:	May 1st 1997 by Corgi (first published January 1st 1992)
Categories	:	Fantasy. Fiction. Humor. Comedy

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I don't read science fiction or fantasy. Some might say that Pratchett is a fantasy writer. I say that he is a humorous satirist. This is the book that started my love of his writing, with at least a giggle on nearly every page, and "the sentence" that made me want to read anything he writes... ever... for as long as he can, in the face of his early onset Alzheimer's. And this is True Satire, not mere parody, but human foibles on parade, entertaining screeds, and one book with a marvelous meditation on morality.

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I don't read science fiction or fantasy. Some might say that Pratchett is a fantasy writer. I say that he is a humorous satirist. This is the book that started my love of his writing, with at least a giggle on nearly every page, and "the sentence" that made me want to read anything he writes... ever... for as long as he can, in the face of his early onset Alzheimer's. And this is True Satire, not mere parody, but human foibles on parade, entertaining screeds, and one book with a marvelous

I am biased as I like all of Terry Pratchett's books and am currently working through them one by one, but this one is a great comment on social convention in a complex society.

This book is the first i red in diskworld, so i felt in love with Pratchett!!!Excuse me for my english:)) it's my foreign language:)

Review originally published on my blog here, in March 1998.This is the seventh of Pratchett's incredibly popular Discworld novels. It is quite remarkable how the standards of the series have been kept up; in my opinion, the first novel, The Colour of Magic, is the weakest. This is in contrast to the usual deterioration of science fiction and fantasy series as the series lengthens, especially for series like the Discworld which are more groups of linked works set in a common world rather than a



great book lots of fun to read

I've read virtually all of Terry Pratchett's books but Guards! Guards!, Men At Arms and The Fifth Elephant [all related to each other] remain firm favourites. Sam Vimes is your typical grumpy copper, Nobby Nobbs and Sergeant Colon always raise a laugh - and who can forget Carrot and his 'protectives'? Pratchett's imagination is quite incredible. Don't know how he does it but wish I did.