Terry Pratchett: The Wee Free Men

The first novel in the "Tiffany Aching" series. A reissue of the famous "Discworld" cycle by Sir Terry Pratchett, who became a legend and a classic during his lifetime. Featuring cover art by Polina Graf, an artist and author super-popular in Russia. Inside, you'll find character sketches, an additional full-color fold-out illustration, marginal drawings, and a portrait of the author. Nine-year-old Tiffany Aching never liked fairy tales. Or rather, she didn't trust them. Why is a prince always called charming, and why does the princess behave foolishly and faint at the slightest provocation? Why is everything the way it is and not otherwise? It seemed to Tiffany that fairy tales just want you to believe them and are pulling the wool over people's eyes.

But one day, on a wonderful summer afternoon, the girl encounters a fairy-tale monster on the riverbank. It exists, and it is definitely planning to eat someone. Soon, it turns out that this monster is not the only one. And one of them takes her little brother away...

Well, Tiffany had just decided to become a witch. That means dealing with such things is her job. After all, a witch doesn't necessarily have to be old and evil!

Author: Terry Pratchett

Illustrations: Polina Graf

Translator: Nat Allunan

Pages: 416 (offset paper). Hardcover

Dimensions: 210x135x28 mm