A Hat Full of Sky (Paperback) by Terry Pratchett

from reading_fox

Second of the Tiffany Aching nominally younger discworld series. Although these two are at least, if not darker, than anything else in the discworld and genuinely challenge the way we think about what happens in the world around us. A thoroughly entertaining read as is always expected from Pratch...

from pwaites

A Hat Full of Sky is the second book in the Tiffany Aching series, a subseries of the Discworld books. While I don't think you have to read The Wee Free Men prior to reading A Hat Full of Sky, I would encourage it. Tiffany Aching now is eleven years old and leaving the Chalk to become the apprent...

from fyrefly98

Summary: Although she banished the Faerie Queen from her homelands, the Chalk, when she was just nine, eleven-year-old Tiffany Aching doesn't feel particularly magical during her daily life of tending her family's sheep and making cheese. Going to study with the witch Miss Level doesn't really he...

from bradgers

While on the surface the hiver sounds like the least of the enemies Tiffany has had to face in her books, the reason this book resonates more than the others is because what the hiver is, is basically yourself. Tiffany has to fight and destroy the feelings within herself, which is a battle that a...

from sara_k

Waily, waily, waily would fit in this description but it doesn't apply. A Hat Full of Sky is the sequel to Wee Free Men by Terry Pratchett. As funny and thoughtful as Wee Free Men, A Hat Full of Sky picks up Tiffany Aching two years after her first Pictsie adventures. Tiffany is on her way "out" ...