Terry Pratchett Discworld Novels 5-Book Collection Box Set: The Colour of Magic, Equal Rites, Mort, Guards! Guards! Going Postal – Fantasy Book Series

The Terry Pratchett Discworld Novels Series 5 Books Collection Box Set is a fantastic way to dive into Terry Pratchett's iconic Discworld series. This collection includes five classic novels from the Discworld universe, each showcasing Pratchett’s signature wit, rich world-building, and satirical humour.

Titles in this set:

The Colour Of Magic
Mort
Guards! Guards! 
Going Postal
Equal Rites

• The Colour of Magic - The very first novel in the Discworld series introduces readers to the peculiar, flat world balanced on the backs of four elephants, who in turn stand on the shell of a giant turtle. Here, we follow the bumbling wizard Rincewind and an obliviously optimistic tourist named Twoflower on a chaotic adventure across Discworld.

• Equal Rites - This third book in the series focuses on the world of witches, magic, and gender roles. It tells the story of Eskarina Smith, a young girl accidentally gifted with a wizard’s powers. As she tries to navigate her place in the world, Equal Rites explores themes of gender equality and tradition with a dose of humor.

• Mort - The fourth novel in the series and the first in the Death subseries, Mort follows a young boy named Mort who becomes Death's apprentice. Hilarity ensues as Mort learns the challenges of the job, leading to unforeseen consequences in the very fabric of reality.

• Guards! Guards! - This novel kicks off the City Watch subseries, introducing the beloved characters of the Ankh-Morpork City Watch. The story follows Captain Sam Vimes and his ragtag team as they face a dragon threat that’s bigger than any challenge they’ve seen before, setting a precedent for Pratchett’s blend of humor and social commentary.

• Going Postal - A standalone novel about Moist von Lipwig, a con artist given a second chance at life by being forced to run the failing postal service in Ankh-Morpork. It’s a hilarious satire on bureaucracy, redemption, and the power of communication in a modernizing world.