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The Wee Free Men: The Beginning (Discworld - Tiffany Aching #1-2)

Terry Pratchett

Paperback | Pages: 552 pages

Rating: 4.49 | 3268 Users | 103 Reviews

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Original Title:	The Wee Free Men. A Hat Full of Sky.
ISBN:	0062012177 (ISBN13: 9780062012173)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Discworld - Tiffany Aching #1-2

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When Tiffany Aching sets out to become a witch, she faces ominous foes and gains unexpected allies. As she confronts the Queen of Fairies and battles an ancient, bodiless evil, she is aided (and most ably abetted) by the six-inch-high, fightin', stealin', drinkin' Wee Free Men. Laugh-out-loud humor and breathtaking action combine in the books that launched the unforgettable adventures of a determined young witch and her tiny but fierce blue friends.

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Title	:	The Wee Free Men: The Beginning (Discworld - Tiffany Aching #1-2)
Author	:	Terry Pratchett
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Anniversary Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 552 pages
Published	:	August 24th 2010 by HarperCollins (first published January 1st 2010)
Categories	:	Fantasy. Young Adult. Fiction. Humor

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The Wee Free Men: The Begining by Terry PratchettThis book contains the stories The Wee Free Men and A Hatful of Sky. Tiffany Aching is a witch. A pointy hat witch with no warts but never-the-less she is a witch. She demonstrates to her peers and constituents that she is a competent witch. This book chronicles her development into a witch and her early encounters with weird things and weirder teachers. I hate saying I was wrong. My review of I Shall Wear Midnight was not terribly flattering.

Oh, my. Well, I started this as an audiobook and fell in love with the protagonist, Tiffany. The audiobook was AWESOME and often made me laugh out loud with the portrayal of the wee Scotsmen who Tiffany must, at first, contend with and, eventually, work with. I could not finish the audiobook before it was due back at the library and I did not wish to wait for it again so I took out the print version to finish it up. Of course, by then, I had the voices of the characters firmly in place as I

I'm working on a fantasy reading challenge, and one of the categories was comic fantasy, and, to be quite honest with you, I really struggled with this one even though Pratchett is my husband's favorite author. Ive read what I wanted of the series and I was cool. Really enjoyed Good Omens and Equal Rites, and really? Content with that. So this time, husband and I went back and forth -- I wanted to read about Susan but not about Mort and not really even particularly about Death, so I tried Soul

Can't wait to read the other Tiffany Aching books. These are so funny and charming, and Pratchett is a genius with dialogue.

God Bless Terry Pratchett. Here's a funny, witty and absurd set of tales in a finely crafted world. Finally, a female protagonist that I can wholeheartedly and enthusiastically recommend to my (11 year old) daughter. Our heroine, Tiffany Aching (age 9 as the story begins) isn't waiting around for her Prince Charming. In fact, there's no idiotic and vapid romance to be found here. Oh, I suppose there's Roland, the Baron's son. But he's a dolt. Tiffany knows she wants to be a witch and heads off

2 StarsThis might actually deserve 1 star but I'm feeling generous. The book makes you think you will follow this young girl named Tiffany on a journey with some little dudes to become a witch, but that's not the case at all!!!! 90% of the book is spent talking about Tiffany's dead grandmother and sheep. IT IS BAD! 1% is about being a witch (maybe even less than 1%). And the other 9 are about the Nac Mac Feegle (the little dudes). The little guys are the only reason this book get's 2 stars. They

Wee men so lovable