The second novel in the "Tiffany Aching" series. A reissue of the legendary "Discworld" cycle by Sir Terry Pratchett, who became a classic while still alive. Designed by the wildly popular Russian illustrator and author Polina Graf. Inside, you'll find character sketches, an additional full-color fold-out illustration, marginal drawings, and a portrait of the author. When you become a witch-in-training, you expect to be taught how to do magic. How to brew potions. How to cast spells. How to fly on a broomstick...
But as Tiffany Aching discovered, that's not exactly how it works. For the most part, witchcraft is just dull, everyday chores with nothing magical about them. And if the main rule of magic is not to use magic, then Tiffany is doing just fine. After all, the girl can't even weave a witch’s cradle, the simplest magical tool...
True, she does have one trick up her sleeve. When there’s no mirror handy, Tiffany steps out of her body to look at herself from the outside. It’s very convenient if you want to know if a new dress suits you... And very dangerous if you don’t know how to protect yourself. And Tiffany doesn’t. Which means she’ll soon have to learn how to be a witch under extreme conditions!
Author: Terry Pratchett
Illustrations: Polina Graf
Translation: Nat Allunan
Pages: 416 (offset paper). Hardcover
Dimensions: 210x135x27 mm
