The Illustrated Wee Free Men (Hardcover)

from mposey82

The first in the Tiffany Aching series. Where to begin. I continue to enjoy the children's works by Pratchett. With Tiffany he continues to give complex flawed characters that are often absent from the target audience of this literature. What I love most about Tiffany is that while she is smart, ...

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The Wee Free Men is the first book in Terry Pratchett's Tiffany Aching series, a YA series that's sort of a sub-series of the Discworld books. They can be read independently or as an introduction into the larger world. In the Wee Free Men, Tiffany is a nine year old girl who wants to be a witch. ...

from phoebesmum

A YA Discworld adventure. Nine-year-old Tiffany Aching is the dairymaid on her parents' farm, but what she really wants to be is a witch. When creatures from the scarier end of the fairytale spectrum start turning up in the surrounding countryside, she promptly arms herself with a frying pan, use...

from XxSweetieTartxX

There is something about The Wee Fee Men that makes you want to read it over and over again. Perhaps it's how Tiffany actually acts like a nine year old child. Most authors under estimate the intelligence that a child can hold. Terry Pratchett has captured the very being of a child perfectly. Con...

from auntieknickers

Terry Pratchett's books are divided, on his website, among adult books, young adult books, and children's books, among which is [book: The Wee Free Men]. If [book: The Wee Free Men] is any indication, one would be well advised to ignore these distinctions and just read all the books. It's true th...