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	title:	The Wee Free Men
	author:	Terry Pratchett
	format:	Audio CD
	publisher:	Random House Children's Books
	released:	October 2, 2003
	isbn:	0552150649
	isbn-13:	9780552150644

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Customer Reviews
It's good, ye ken! - Rated Yet another (audio) book from the Discworld Series and Pratchett fans will not be dissapointed. This bazooka of fun is aimed mainly at children, but any adult could get caught in the crossfire. It's about a girl called Tiffany who gets caught up in a world of dreams and fairy tales in order to save her little brother. It's also about the Nac Mac Feegle, little pictsies (yes, it is spelled like that in the book) who drink, steal, and think that the Discworld is heavan, literally. It transfers nicely over to audio tape because it's a lot more fun to listen to the Scottish accents of the Feegles than to fumble over reading it. So why only four stars? Well, for the simple fact that I know Pratchett can do better. It lacks the supremely origional and fast moving plotline that Pratchett can do so well. Overall though, worth getting hit with the bazooka.

Customer Reviews

It's good, ye ken! - Rated 4/5
Yet another (audio) book from the Discworld Series and Pratchett fans will not be dissapointed. This bazooka of fun is aimed mainly at children, but any adult could get caught in the crossfire. It's about a girl called Tiffany who gets caught up in a world of dreams and fairy tales in order to save her little brother. It's also about the Nac Mac Feegle, little pictsies (yes, it is spelled like that in the book) who drink, steal, and think that the Discworld is heavan, literally. It transfers nicely over to audio tape because it's a lot more fun to listen to the Scottish accents of the Feegles than to fumble over reading it.

So why only four stars?
Well, for the simple fact that I know Pratchett can do better. It lacks the supremely origional and fast moving plotline that Pratchett can do so well.
Overall though, worth getting hit with the bazooka.

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