Pratchett's books for a long time to come. They are a little Douglas Adams, a little Month Python, and a whole lot of fun, and I plan on enjoying Mr. If you are searching for amusing fantasy stories, I highly recommend Pratchett's Discworld novels. I have loved all of Terry Pratchett's books that I have read so far. They are all very human, like you and me. All of the characters are well-developed and engaging in short order you feel comfortable and familiar with the characters, and they are people you would like if you met them in real-life.

Plus it's a gentle little reminder to be aware of those less fortunate. One doesn't normally think of Death in the capacity of taking care of people in that sense, so it was refreshing and novel to see that side of Death. When Death arrives in the guise of the Hogfather, the elderly man is angry, humiliated, frustrated, and ashamed, until the Hogfather/Death begins supplying him with food items he is familiar with, and best of all, he provides them in a way that is not humiliating to the man. Death provides the elderly man with what he needs, what he knows how to use and enjoy.

The scenes that stay in my mind most are a scene where Death finds an elderly poor man being badgered into accepting feast leftovers he does not want. I read it before Christmas and found it to be full of Christmas (or Hogswatch) spirit. Death demonstrates very surprising humanity and good holiday spirit in the novel. Terry Pratchett's Hogfather is a 2006 two-part British Christmas -themed fantasy comedy television miniseries adaptation of Hogfather by Terry Pratchett, produced by The Mob, and first broadcast on Sky1, and in High Definition on Sky1 HD, over Christmas 2006. 'Hogfather' was a very enjoyable, heart-warming book, in which Death takes over the Hogfather's (Santa) duties on Hogswatch Eve, while Death's granddaughter, with the help of the God of Hangovers, rescues and rejuvenates the Hogfather to his original form. Terry Pratchett's books are always guaranteed to entertain and engulf your imagination.

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