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The Wee Free Men
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Published	May 2003
Publisher	Doubleday
ISBN	0385605331
Pages	318
Series	Tiffany Series
Main characters	Tiffany Aching
Annotations	Annotations for The Wee Free Men
Notes	Book #30
All data relates to the UK hardback edition.

[edit] Blurb

There's trouble on the Aching farm – a monster in the river, a headless horseman in the driveway and nightmares spreading down from the hills. And now Tiffany Aching's little brother has been stolen by the Queen of the Fairies (although Tiffany doesn't think this is entirely a bad thing).

Tiffany's got to get him back. To help her, she has a weapon (a frying pan), her granny's magic book (well, Diseases of the Sheep, actually) and—

'Crivens! Whut aboot us, ye daftie!'

—oh yes. She's also got the Nac Mac Feegle, the Wee Free Men, the fightin', thievin', tiny blue-skinned pictsies who were thrown out of Fairyland for being Drunk and Disorderly...

A wise, witty and wonderfully inventive adventure set on the Discworld.

[edit] Main Characters

• Tiffany Aching
• Granny Aching
• Perspicacia Tick
• Rob Anybody
• Daft Wullie
• William the Gonnagle
• Feegles: The Chalk Hill Clan
• The Kelda of the Chalk Hill Clan
• Toad

• Queen of Fairyland
• Jenny Greenteeth
• Grimhounds
• Headless Horseman
• Dromes
• Lawyers

• Wentworth Aching
• Travelling Teachers
• Roland
• Granny Weatherwax
• Nanny Ogg
• Jeannie, new Kelda of the Chalk Hill Clan

[edit] Notes

The working title of this book was For Fear of Little Men. This book is the only Discworld Novel so far that does not feature Death.

There are plans to make a movie according to the BBC website.

[edit] External links

The Wee Free Men Annotations - The Annotated Pratchett File