Author: Terry Pratchett, David Wyatt
Translator: Young-sun Kim
Publisher: Sigongsa
164 pages | 150*210mm
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About This Book
Construction Junior Library Level 3-79 On March 12, 2015, Terry Pratchett, a big star in fantasy literature, died at the age of 66. Readers from Britain and around the world expressed their condolences over his death. Having published more than 70 books, translated into 37 languages, sold more than 75 million copies, and established himself as Britain's leading author in name and reality, he is regarded as a satirical writer and a master of fantasy literature.
Terry Pratchett was a huge success with the fantasy novel 'Discworld Discworld' It was the most popular fantasy series in the UK before the release of J. K. Rowling's Harry Potter series. "Amazing Morris and the Smart Mouse" is the 28th installment of the series, and unlike other works for adults, it is written for children and adolescents.
The work is about Maurice, a cat who knows how to think and speak by chance, a group of mice, and a boy who plays the flute while going around scamming together, encountering an unexpected huge conspiracy. The German legend "Hamelne's Pied Piper" is a story of a mixture of magic and satire in a completely different fantasy world, praised for its outstanding work of philosophical depth in many ways, and one of Britain's most prestigious children in 2001.The Carnegie Prize, a youth literature award, was awarded unanimously by the judges.
Pratchett is a writer whose charm is puns, pleasant humor, sparkling wit, and sharp satire. Even in the midst of a tense and dark story, there is plenty of relaxation and humor. In addition, while twisting and turning the human world upside down and pinching sharply, warm humanity and faith in humans can be seen in the background and end. This characteristic of Pratchett also appears in "Amazing Morris and the Smart Mouse."
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