NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLING AUTHOR:
• Terry's books have landed on three New York Times bestseller lists: the Children’s Chapter Book list, the Picture Book list, and the Adult Fiction list!
• Terry’s last two children’s books were NYT bestsellers—Nation and Wintersmith (the third book in the Tiffany Aching Adventures).

ACCLAIM AND SALES FOR THE ADVENTURES OF TIFFANY ACHING:
•The Tiffany Aching Adventures have a slew of awards and twelve starred reviews among them!
•Tiffany has been called “a winning heroine” (starred PW review), and has been welcomed into the ranks of strong, independent children’s heroines, drawing comparisons to “Meg Murry of A Wrinkle in Time, Coraline of Neil Gaiman’s novel, Lyra Belacqua of The Golden Compass, [and] Miss Bianca of The Rescuers” (Washington Post).
• The series has sold more than 365,000 copies to date, all editions combined (Wee Free Men: 155K; A Hat Full of Sky: 112K, Wintersmith: 100K).
•This bind-up is perfectly positioned to catch and build the excitement around the series finale, I Shall Wear Midnight.

INTERNATIONAL SUPERSTAR:
•Terry’s books have sold more than 65 million copies worldwide, and his children’s books have been translated into over two dozen languages.

EVER-INCREASING PRATCHETT PROFILE:
In the four years since the previous Tiffany Aching book (Wintersmith, 2006), Terry’s profile has only grown:
•More New York Times bestsellers in Children’s and Adult
•Major national awards for his last children’s book, Nation

The adventures of young witch Tiffany Aching begin in The Wee Free Men, which starts with trouble on the Aching farm: There are monsters in the river, headless horsemen in the lane—and Tiffany’s little brother has been stolen by the Queen of Fairies. Getting him back requires all of Tiffany’s strength and determination (as well as a sturdy skillet) and the help of a rowdy clan of fightin’, stealin’ tiny blue-skinned pictsies.

Her adventures continue in A Hat Full of Sky. As a witch-in-training Tiffany hadn’t expected magic would involve so many chores, much less ill-tempered nanny goats! But as Tiffany pursues her calling, a sinister monster pursues Tiffany, and neither Mistress Weatherwax (the greatest witch in the world) nor the six-inch-high Wee Free Men (the greatest thieves in the world) can defeat it. When the monster strikes, Tiffany will have to save herself—if she can be saved at all!