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Terry Pratchett's Little Gods audiobook is a fascinating and witty satire on religion, faith and social institutions. In the center of the plot is the god Om, who unexpectedly finds himself in the body of a small turtle, and his only believer is the young novice Brutus.

On this extraordinary and exciting journey, Om and Brutus face numerous difficulties, including bigotry, dogmatism and bureaucracy. Together, they try to restore Omu to its former power and greatness, facing the absurdity and hypocrisy of religious institutions.

Pratchett masterfully combines humor and philosophy, creating vivid and memorable images. His insightful and ironic comments on the nature of faith, power and human nature make "Little Gods" not only an entertaining, but also a profound work that makes you think about many important issues.

- By Terry Pratchett

- Title: Little Gods

- Genre: Fantasy, satire

- Format: Audiobook

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A witty and deep story about God Omagh, who found himself in the body of a turtle, and his believer, the young novice Brutus. In their adventure, they encounter bigotry, dogmatism, and bureaucracy in an attempt to reclaim Omu's power and greatness. The audiobook is filled with humor, philosophy and insightful commentary on the nature of faith and power.

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