A Hat Full of Sky

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• The Best Reviews: Terry Pratchett, A Hat Full of Sky

  "A fine fantasy tale with a social message" Eleven-year-old Tiffany Aching leaves the Chalk and her friends, the six-inch Nac Mac Feegle, to apprentice as a witch in training to a professional. Saying goodbye to Granny Aching was hard and departing f ... (read full critics)

  thebestreviews published on Thu, 16 Sep 2010

• A HAT FULL OF SKY

  Tiffany Aching is trying out her witchcraft skills again. Our heroine was last seen in Terry Pratchett's THE WEE FREE MEN armed with a frying pan as she saved the world from the evil Queen of the Elves. Pratchett introduced us not only to our bold he ... (read full critics)

  teenreads published on Thu, 16 Sep 2010

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  Magik ain't magic

  [Note: This book follows "The Wee Free Men"... it's best to read that first ^_-]

  The Nac Mac Feegle clan has a new kelda, but they still cherish the "other one". By the way, Tiffany is now eleven and she's sent "learnin' witching up in the mountains", where she'll meet some other girls of her ... (continue)

  [Note: This book follows "The Wee Free Men"... it's best to read that first ^_-]

  The Nac Mac Feegle clan has a new kelda, but they still cherish the "other one". By the way, Tiffany is now eleven and she's sent "learnin' witching up in the mountains", where she'll meet some other girls of her age with all the nastiness that comes with a young girls coven...

  This is a story of duty, pride, jealousy, geas (no, not the bird) and the meaning and purpose of magic... oh, I almost forgot: it's a story with Mistress Weatherwax. That wraps it all up, isn't it?

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  Nonethousand said on Sep 10, 2008 about the Mass Market Paperback edition | Add your feedback

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  One more brilliant episode in Terry Pratchett's Tiffany Aching saga, that here abandons the children-oriented mood of his first two "junior fiction" novels (even though it is still labeled so) to join steadily the main Discworld series, helped by the presence for long parts of the novel of that Gran ... (continue)

  One more brilliant episode in Terry Pratchett's Tiffany Aching saga, that here abandons the children-oriented mood of his first two "junior fiction" novels (even though it is still labeled so) to join steadily the main Discworld series, helped by the presence for long parts of the novel of that Granny Weatherwax that we met in many other episodes of the series. Solidly tongue-in-cheek like most of Pratchett's works, but still interesting in exploring the characters... the third attempt at a "Bildungsroman" by Pratchett (after "Mort" and "Faust"), and probably the more successful at it even if maybe sometimes less side-splitting funny.

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  Marco Piva said on Jun 22, 2010 | Add your feedback

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  An entertaining read -- vintage Pratchett, here writing for a slightly younger audience.

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  G-J said on Feb 29, 2008 | Add your feedback

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  I won't go into a description of the plot, just wanted to say that, though listed as a children's novel, younger people might find the concept of the Hiver confusing (as may older readers, too.) Containing the expected wit and vigor of other Pratchett novels, this continuation of the Tiffany Aching ... (continue)

  I won't go into a description of the plot, just wanted to say that, though listed as a children's novel, younger people might find the concept of the Hiver confusing (as may older readers, too.) Containing the expected wit and vigor of other Pratchett novels, this continuation of the Tiffany Aching story is more complex than the previous entry and young people might find it difficult to fully comprehend.

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  guaddess said on Sep 23, 2007 | Add your feedback

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  Not as good as The Wee Free Men, I don't think.

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  Poppy Petalled Metaphysics said on Aug 14, 2007 | Add your feedback

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• English Books
• Paperback 448 Pages
• Edition: Reprint
• ISBN-10: 0060586621
• ISBN-13: 9780060586621
• Publisher: HarperTeen
• Pub date: Jun 01, 2005
• Dimensions: 1097 mm x 710 mm x 194 mm Just how big is that?
• Also available as: Mass Market Paperback, Hardcover, Audio CD, Audio Cassette, Others and eBook
• In other languages: other languages 繁體書, Libri Italiani

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