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Night Watch
Terry Pratchett Β· 2011 Β· 480 pages
Sam Vimes, running hero of the Guards sequence, finds himself cast back in time to the Ankh-Morpork of his youth--a much nastier city, with an actively deranged Patrician and a sadistic secret police--and finding himself filling in for Keel, the tough honest copper who teaches the young Vimes everything he knows. And, more worryingly, who dies heroically in the insurrection Vimes knows to be imminent. With a psychopath from his own time rising in the vile ranks of the Cable Street Unmentionables complicating things, Vimes has to ensure that history takes its course so that he will have the right future to go back to, and to keep his younger self alive.
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Talia Lavin
βhonestly if you like droll silly humor with a core of pin sharp observations of human nature theyre all so good terry pratchett has saved my life on numerous occasions (i reread as a depressive coping mechanism so im not even really kidding there) i just love the books so much πββ

