Men At Arms Audiobook

" I'm working my way back through all the night watch books in audio this time and it's so fun! I think the first ones are read by Nigel Planer and the later ones are read by Stephen Briggs (HOW do I know this?) People seem to feel strongly about both readers, loving one and hating the other. I like them both very much although I like Brigg's Vimes better. That said, I have a little soft spot for Planer in that he makes Vimes sound like he has a cold all the time. :-) "

" One of my two favorite Discworld books. "

" This was another enjoyable read from the city watch series, which in my opinion is Discworlds best story arc. it has a good amount of hilarity, but its also serious when it needs to be. New characters are introduced (gaspode is awesome) and old characters (especially Carrot) are starting to hit their stride. very entertaining. 4 stars. "

" By far my favorite discworld novel! Just fantastic characters and enjoyable humor! "

" EXCELLENT! Definitely the point where the City Watch stories hit their stride; I loved Men At Arms ever so much; funny, pointed, clever, interesting, and everything I've come to expect from their entries into the Discworld 'verse. Highly recommended! "

" My second Discworld novel, and probably my favourite. "

" a favorite of mine, super fun and a wicked sense of humor. one i turn to whenever i want something fun and easy to read although it always seems to draw me into reading the whole series "

" Rereading what can I say. And now finished. Supurb, you just can't beat mr Pratchett! "

" Ankh-Morpork is under threat from a killer armed with the discworld's first ever gun and the Watch must catch him before he kills again. A brilliant thriller that might be the first in which Pratchett considered the gradual evolution of technology within the discworld. "

" Reading these books again is great; I was laughing so hard. . . --From A Reader's Journal, by d r melbie. "

" Pretty funny! I must remember NOT to read these Discworld books back to back. They lose their "flavor". "

" The "City Watch" series of books are some of my favorites in the Discworld series and this is where they really take off. "

" Things fall into place too easily. But what I loved is that though Discworld is a new world, it is a familiar world. The style draws you in and you can relate to the characters. Humour is another hallmark of the book... "

" I'd forgotten how good this was, and how brilliant some of the throw-away jokes were "

" I'm ill so I'm allowed to read Terry Practchett. It's the literary equivalent to lemon and honey. "

" Good solid Pratchett, good characters, among whom my favorites were Cuddy the Dwarf and his partner Detritus the Troll. Some fun satire on police procedurals. I don't have too much to say because I read this in bits, interrupted by another book, and that tends to dull the overall effect. "

" Another cracking Guards episode! "

" Don't rate "Guards! Guards!" 5/5. If you do, you won't have enough stars to rate this one and remain accurate. "

" A compelling mystery, complete with Discworld wackiness and Pratchett's dry wit. "

" Perhaps the best Discworld book so far. It's got everything: dogs, trolls, dwarfs, an orangutan (of course) and others of questionable "mortal status." "

" They are all good and this is the best so far. Compulsory reading for NRA members and so great on diversity. It's also very funny. "

" One of my favorite Terry Pratchett novels. Sir Vimes is simply amazing and complex, and the novel lets the reader dwell into the idea of time and magic. "