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Gilda Leiva yildaleiva64ec — Every time I read a book from Pratchett my feelings are quite the same. At first I laugh maybe a bit too much and after hundred pages or so, I get quite used to humor and the writing style and I must force myself to read the rest as the humor kind of like fills me up. "The Colour of Magic" didn't do an exception in this thing. I really enjoyed the beginning of book but wasn't that happy during the last pages. I think Terry Pratchett is a great comedy/fantasy writer, but I think he has much to do with storytelling. There are points where the main plot seems to be completely lost (and I don't mean just within this book). Even though this book is one of the best ones when it comes to storytelling. I always end up finding lots of things I don't like in each Terry Pratchett book and still when I summarize the book to myself I notice that I enjoyed reading it. And I must admit that this is one of the best books from Pratchett.

Marco De marconius — Well formatted. Easy to read and get finer points Along the same lines as mt thinking. Take away message: Two magic indicator for toilet training success: ~teachers positive and supportive attitude ~teachers kind and understanding patience

Justin Shea justinmshea — Too bad her message was drowned by the stereotypes of the characters. Characters were so badly scarred by political, religious, societal institutions of the day that I found myself asking - what is the point of this book. Kingsolver is a historical revisionist. Read with care and study the area in other sources before making a conclusion. One positive - I did leave more fascinated with Africa and wanting to learn more.