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“That was the very centre of his genius - he invented things that anyone could have thought of, and men who can invent things that anyone could have thought of are very rare men.”

Quote by Terry Pratchett

Book:The Last Hero

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This book follows the story of a protagonist who embodies the last of a legendary hero class, facing the end of an era and the challenges of a changing world. more

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Terry Pratchett

Terry Pratchett was a British author renowned for his fantasy novel series, 'Discworld'. His works are appreciated for their unique humor and profound philosophical insights. Pratchett's contributions to literature extend beyond fantasy, encompassing science fiction, humor, and children's literature. more

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