The Wee Free Men

In a thrilling tale that is equal parts suspense and humor, Carnegie Medalist Pratchett spins the story of a young witch-to-be named Tiffany who must journey through the terrifying and ever-shifting dreamscape of Fairyland to rescue her kidnapped brother.

Terry Pratchett's novels have sold more than 27 million copies and have inspired a devoted worldwide following. In addition to his best-selling books about Discworld, Mr. Pratchett has written several books for young readers, including the Bromeliad Trilogy: Truckers, Diggers, and Wings, and the Johnny Maxwell Trilogy: Only You Can Save Mankind, Johnny and the Dead, and Johnny and the Bomb. In 2002 Mr. Pratchett was awarded Britain's highest honor for a children's novel, the Carnegie Medal, for the Amazing Maurice and His Educated Rodents. Mr. Pratchett was born in the English chalk country, lives in the chalk country, and says it's amazing how much of this book he didn't have to invent.

A Clang Well Done	p. 1
Miss Tick	p. 19
Hunt the Hag	p. 38
The Wee Free Men	p. 61
The Green Sea	p. 82
The Shepherdess	p. 95
First Sight and Second Thoughts	p. 109
Land of Winter	p. 144
Lost Boys	p. 162
Master Stroke	p. 179
Awakening	p. 200
Jolly Sailor	p. 210
Land Under Wave	p. 227
Small, Like Oak Trees	p. 243
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