the Discworld series is actually made of several series and they do have a reading order. The title is a reference to The First Blast of the Trumpet Against the Monstrous Regiment of Women 2004 nominee for Locus Award for Best Fantasy Novel.*^Also, if you’ve never read Pratchett before, I recommend you just pick one and read. The second YA Discworld book also published in larger format and fully illustrated by Stephen Playerĭiscworld Cultures (Borogravia), The City Watch, The Ankh-Morpork Times Received the Prometheus Award in 2003 came 73rd in the Big Read Locus Award nominee, 2003 The Amazing Maurice and his Educated RodentsĪ YA (young adult or children’s) Discworld book winner of the 2001 Carnegie Medal Published in a larger format and fully illustrated by Paul Kidby Published in a larger format and fully illustrated by Josh Kirbyĭiscworld Cultures (Omnia), The History MonksĬame 137th in the Big Read British Fantasy Award nominee, 1997Ĭame 153rd in the Big Read Locus Fantasy Award nominee, 2000Īnkh-Morpork, The City Watch, The Ankh-Morpork Timesĭeath, Susan Sto Helit, The History MonksĬame 152nd in the Big Read Locus Award nominee, 2002 #īritish Science Fiction Award winner, 1989 This chronological list is from Wikipedia and lets you know how each book fits into the Discworld system.
This one is more complicated than Krzysztof’s, but one needs a little complication in making reading choices. As you can see from the chart, it has been updated by several people. This first list is originally by Krzysztof K. I strongly recommend that you get the illustrated versions that are out there. Then I read them according to characters. After having read that, I just read them all in order. When I got into Pratchett, it was due to the Watch series. How to read the Discworld books? I have read them all several times, some more than others.
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