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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Mustrum_Ridcully" data-source="post: 3369624" data-attributes="member: 710">Each book is a stand-alone book, and you don't have to read previous ones, though it's obviously more fun if you already know the characters from another book. The order isn't that important. I tend to prefer the later books - I started with Witches Abroad, and than read several books, trying to read them in order of appearance, though that wasn't always possible, and it didn't hurt my enjoyment at all. I think there are five main character groups on which the books typically focus: - Rincewind and Twoflowers (- The men of the Night Watch- The Witches from Lancre- The Mages from the Unseen University- DeathThe newer Tiffany Aching (aimed at Children, but also a very entertaining read for grown-ups) stories add to the line-up. There are also several stories that have different characters as focus, though most the time, you will see familiar characters again. Overlapping isn't uncommon either.</blockquote>