"Making Money" is a novel by Terry Pratchett, part of his Discworld series. The story follows Moist von Lipwig, a con artist turned civil servant, who is tasked with revitalizing the failing Ankh-Morpork Mint. Moist discovers the challenges of overseeing a mint, including dealing with counterfeit money and the complexities of the banking system. He soon catches the attention of powerful figures, leading to both humorous and perilous situations. As Moist navigates his new responsibilities, he is faced with ethical dilemmas and the question of what constitutes true wealth. He employs his skills in persuasion and trickery to turn the Mint into a profitable enterprise. The narrative explores themes of capitalism, the nature of money, and societal values through the lens of fantasy and satire. Throughout the book, Pratchett's signature humor shines, providing commentary on the absurdities of finance and governance. Moist's character development is key as he grows from a self-serving schemer to a responsible leader. "Making Money" combines wit and wisdom, making it a compelling read that reflects on the financial systems and human behavior in a uniquely imaginative way.