I will never not recommend Terry Pratchett’s Discworld novels, I would suggest starting with the Tiffany Aching series, they’re YA but might give you the vibe you want. Alternatively, any of the novels set in Unseen University (or focused around the wizards) might also be worth a look. I wouldn’t recommend starting with the Light Fantastic or the Colour of Magic though, just because they’re early books and he hadn’t got his writing style down yet. Maybe Unseen Academicals or Equal Rites?
Other book suggestions:
Redemption of Althalus by David and Leigh Eddings (I have been informed the authors are child abusers, read if you want)
I wouldn’t put the Eddings on there without a huge warning that they were convicted child abusers - to be fair they managed to keep it very quiet while they were alive.
I will never not recommend Terry Pratchett’s Discworld novels, I would suggest starting with the Tiffany Aching series, they’re YA but might give you the vibe you want. Alternatively, any of the novels set in Unseen University (or focused around the wizards) might also be worth a look. I wouldn’t recommend starting with the Light Fantastic or the Colour of Magic though, just because they’re early books and he hadn’t got his writing style down yet. Maybe Unseen Academicals or Equal Rites?
Other book suggestions:
Redemption of Althalus by David and Leigh Eddings(I have been informed the authors are child abusers, read if you want)The correct answer IMO, the world is never going to not need a hero like Sir Terry Pratchett. He provides wisdom and hope. GNU Terry.
I wouldn’t put the Eddings on there without a huge warning that they were convicted child abusers - to be fair they managed to keep it very quiet while they were alive.
I didn’t know that… Thanks for the info.