The Folklore of Discworld is a book written by Terry Pratchett and Jacqueline Simpson as an ancillary to the Discworld series of novels. It details the folklore aspects of the Discworld novels and draws parallels with earth's folklore. It is divided into sections, each with an accompanying sketch by Paul Kidby.
As the only Discworld book published in 2008 – 25 years after The Colour of Magic – the hardback editions display a sticker stating "25 Years of Discworld".
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