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Hi guys,

1st sorry Patti if this is the wrong section I didn't see a section I could just ask questions in.

I got The Sheperd's Crown for Christmas and I've never read any of the Tiffany books before. Previously I've only read Mort. I'm really enjoying it but they keep referring to a past tale about Tiffany and the fairy realm.

I don't know where to start to figure out which book(s) this tale is in and I don't want to spoil potential plots in other books by looking through all of them so I hoped someone on here would be able to lead me in the right direction.

Does anyone know which book I'm talking about??? Thank you in advance

There are several Tiffany Aching books. Starting I think with Wee Free Men. I'll go and look them up.

Wee Free Men
A Hat Full of Sky
Wintersmith
I shall Wear Midnight
The Sheperd's Crown

Its the first one which has Tiffany in the fairy realm.

Wee free men does have fairyland in.

Thanks Gingerlilly, just the first one. I don't mind buying the others but I just wanted to make sure I get the one with the story in question.

Thanks Jay-me I didn't see your post. I'll go pick it up now as my next book :-)

If you haven't seen this by the way, there's a whole (pratchett approved) album. And it's jolly good.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zXE47...

Maddy Pryor came along to some of the Pratchett plays we did back in the day. :)

Crivens!

I just wanted to say thank you to everyone I just finished the Wee Free Men and I thought it was a great book.

I didn't know what to expect when I was given the last book as a gift and now I am in love with little Tiffany Aching.

If you want the first fairy kingdom/elves story,' Lords and Ladies' gives you the background for the dancer and such ... it's also my favourite when it's wild outside.

Tiffany is a lovely character, and she gets better as she grows up throught the books.

I've read her last and first book now Gingerlily. I've got the three in between still to read but I'm looking forward to them. Kind of wish I had read the last after the others but I didn't know and didn't want the husband thinking I hated his book he got me. He does that sometimes, instead he keeps apologising it was such a short book and I read it so quickly...

Ach.

I really do have get into Prachett.

I'll do some googling after we're settled back in Baku next week.

G J (Gaff to my friends) wrote: "If you want the first fairy kingdom/elves story,' Lords and Ladies' gives you the background for the dancer and such ... it's also my favourite when it's wild outside."

Ah, the infamous Stick And Bucket Dance. Brings tears to the eyes!

Tim wrote: "Ah, the infamous Stick And Bucket Dance. Brings tears to the eyes! "
Now you know why they drink scumble, Tim.