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Summary: AMAZING!
Review: I read quite a lot of Terry Pratchett and I can tell a good book when I see one, but this one is FANTASTIC!
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Summary: Great
Review: Even though I am an atheist/agnostic I still appreciated this book for what it was... funny. I particulary liked the philosophers. But the greatest character had to be Om.
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Summary: Pratchett never fails to deliver
Review: "Small Gods" is my personal favorite. In this book, Pratchett takes a old concept of godhood (a god's existance is dependant on belief)and adds his own twist. Even the most skeptical reader will enjoy this laugh-fest. "Small Gods" shares the creative ingenious of "Mort" and "Good Omens". It is fast, sharp, and perfectly crafted.
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Summary: Interesting and funny at the same time
Review: I like this book lots and lots and lots. A really engrossing mix of humour, wit, and good writing. Its not just for teenagers and should buy it right now
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Summary: "To not read this is a sin." Toni VII, verse 4
Review: Whoever read the first page of the book and like the stile of the exposition there must buy the book.There is nothing greater under the sun and on the Disk as well then that. (I can fill that my Gods are suffering because, I'm begining to belive in the book instead of them) But what can I do - it's stronger then me. What can I say (take a look on my e-mail address) It says it all.
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Summary: MY PERSONAL FAVORITE BOOK BY MY PERSONAL FAVORITE AUTHOR!!!!
Review: This book is amazing! It provides us with great humor while taking a serious look at religion as a whole. Personally I think the Great God Om is the best character on the whole Discworld (followed by a close second of Rincewind and then Death bringing up third place) and I hope to see him again sometime soon, maybe in another Discworld book(of course). This book also has the best villian in the whole series as far as I'm concerned...he was really truly an evil man. In short...I LOVED IT!!!!!
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Summary: Best author, best book.
Review: 10 years ago, a friend gave me my first pratchett book. It was so intricate that I had to read it twice. Since then I have collected most of his works and I would have to say that Small Gods is his absolute best, mixing humor with history and imagination to conjur the most delightful, insightful potion.
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Summary: Wow
Review: This was the first book I read by Pratchett, and I was just blown away. If you've ever read anything by him, you'll love this book also; if you haven't his is a great place to start. Though humorous, this is probably one of the best looks at religion you'll ever get. :)
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Summary: The only book that I would tattoo to the inside of my eyelid
Review: This book is remarkable. It works on several levels, for both the light and literary reader. It can be re-read any number of times, and never seem to lose its relevance. Every time you read it you find something new and more amazing about it. I would fill up this space with praise, but little I say could pass on to you my love for this book. Read it, enjoy it, and then lend it to friends.
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Summary: Entrancing, bringing up major feelings of deja vu!
Review: The first Pratchett book that I've ever read, I was immediatThe first Pratchett book that I've ever read, I was immediately drawn up. Coincidentally, I was considering the nature of gods at Camp Rising Sun when I read the book, so it only fueld the imagination. Definitely one of the best books that I've ever read, and challenging Douglas Adams' works for most humorous.
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