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The Six Parts of the Good-for-nothing Wizard
General Fiction废柴巫师六部曲
(uk) Terry Pratchett
We losers have strength, and we are still crazy despite all setbacks! Look at the life philosophy of the good-for-nothing wizard, who can still thrive in life despite setbacks! The Queen of England also loved this set of books and personally knighted the author (twice)! Sweeping the international fantasy literature awards, including the "World Fantasy Award Lifetime Achievement Award", "American Library Association Lifetime Achievement Award", "Locus Award", "Prometheus Award", "Nebula Award", etc.! A pioneering work of humor and fantasy, a publishing miracle in British hands! Author Terry Pratchett won the title of "Knight of the British Empire" twice! Known as "the savior of British bookstores"! Hugo Award winner Brandon Sanderson: The closest thing to Terry Pratchett is Shakespeare. Yes, I'm serious. Booker Prize winner A. S. Byatt: Terry improved national reading rate. Because he tells the stories readers most want to hear and makes them laugh. Former British Prime Minister David Cameron: Terry Pratchett's book ignited the imagination of millions. It has been recommended by over 300,000 people on Goodreads, with a positive review rate of 93%! Books that are considered "treasuries" of British bookstores often occupy an entire wall of the bookstore.
We losers have strength, and we are still crazy despite all setbacks! Look at the life philosophy of the good-for-nothing wizard, who can still thrive in life despite setbacks! The Queen of England also loved this set of books and personally knighted the author (twice)! Sweeping the international fantasy literature awards, including the "World Fantasy Award Lifetime Achievement Award", "American Library Association Lifetime Achievement Award", "Locus Award", "Prometheus Award", "Nebula Award", etc.! A pioneering work of humor and fantasy, a publishing miracle in British hands! Author Terry Pratchett won the title of "Knight of the British Empire" twice! Known as "the savior of British bookstores"! Hugo Award winner Brandon Sanderson: The closest thing to Terry Pratchett is Shakespeare. Yes, I'm serious. Booker Prize winner A. S. Byatt: Terry improved national reading rate. Because he tells the stories readers most want to hear and makes them laugh. Former British Prime Minister David Cameron: Terry Pratchett's book ignited the imagination of millions. It has been recommended by over 300,000 people on Goodreads, with a positive review rate of 93%! Books that are considered "treasuries" of British bookstores often occupy an entire wall of the bookstore.