351 pages
German language
Published Aug. 8, 2006 by Goldmann.
Die Nachwuchshexe Tiffany Weh lockt durch ihre magischen Kra fte einen gefa hrlichen Geist an. Der Kampf beginnt und ihre blauha utigen, ta towierten, rothaarigen Begleiter eilen ihr zu Hilfe.
This one is really nice. It's exciting, and it has a lot of Granny Weatherwax, next to other super cool characters, and there's even some musing on what it means to be a witch that is not only super cool, but also has Esme get sentimental! Love it.
There is plural stuff again, both the more explicit kind and more indications that being a witch means not being too singlet in general, and being comfortable with that.
This is a good book, but it's certainly not my favourite Terry Pratchett book. Just like in the first Tiffany book, the Feegles are overused, to the point that they become annoying. Also, there is a very long (sometimes a tad boring) buildup, but the conclusion to the story seems really rushed. There are obvious flashes of brilliance and hints at what's to come, so I have high hopes for the next books in the Tiffany series, but this one is a bit wanting.
