Is There A Full Discworld Book List with ISBN

[Parkstee]

As said else where on here im re-building my collection and aim to get hold of every book eventually or at least try my hardest anyway does anyone have or know of a list of every book with its ISBN number and in this I mean every version of every book

[Ezekiel000]

http://www.lspace.org/books/reviews/index.html

This might help.

[Tonyblack]

Or you could look at Colin Smythe's website where all the books are listed along with ISBN numbers for the various versions.

Both are very good sources of the information.

[The_Discworldaholic]

and then when you cant find something on one of those two web sites i might be able to help as well

[Parkstee]

The plan is to create a list using excel so any help will be very much appreciated

[Ben Carey]

Hi

I'm new to the Terry Pratchett Book's can anyone tell me are all the books on the link above Adult books. As i know he has written children's books aswell

[Tonyblack]

Hi

I'm new to the Terry Pratchett Book's can anyone tell me are all the books on the link above Adult books. As i know he has written children's books aswell

The whole thing about suitablity for age is a bit of a difficult one with Terry's books. All of his books can be and are read by people of all ages. Even the so-called adult ones are read by children.

I would say that some are written with children in mind - but he doesn't write down to them and some of the so-called childre's books have quite important consepts in them.

I would say (if I was pushed) that the Johnny Maxwell Trology, The Bromeliad Trilogy, The Carpet People and possibly Amazing Maurice and the Tiffany series could be classed as less adult and more chilren's/young adults.

Hope that helps

[Ezekiel000]

Hi

I'm new to the Terry Pratchett Book's can anyone tell me are all the books on the link above Adult books. As i know he has written children's books aswell

I wouldn't say that Terry Pratchett has written any children's books but the ones that Tony listed are aimed more towards young adults/teenagers (Although I enjoyed all of them).

Where's my cow may be considered a children's book but I'm not sure as I've never seen it.

All others (Discworld, Good Omens, Nation, The Unadulterated Cat, Dark Side of the Sun & Strata) are not aimed at any specific age group.

[Tonyblack]

I'd say Where's My Cow was a parody of a children's book for very small children. It causes libraries a real headache when it comes to classifying it.