A Hat Full of Sky
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That was the point of the day, wasn’t it? But Tiffany, stepping out with the girls around her, sensed the buzz in the air. It said: Was there any point now? After what had happened?
Still, people had put up the rope square again, and a lot of the older witches dragged their chairs to the edge of it, and it seemed that it was going to happen after all. Tiffany wandered up to the rope, found a space, and sat down on the grass with Granny Weatherwax’s hat in front of her.
She was aware of the other... girls behind her, and also of a buzz or susurration of whispering spreading out into the crowd.
“…She really did do it, too…. No, really…all the way to the desert…. Saw the dust…her bootswere full, they say….”
Gossip spreads faster among witches than a bad cold. Witches gossip like starlings.
There were no judges and no prizes. The Trials weren’t like that, as Petulia had said. The point was to show what you could do, to show what you’d become, so that people would go away thinking things like “That Caramella Bottlethwaite, she’s coming along nicely.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
That was the point of the day, wasn’t it? But Tiffany, stepping out with the girls around her, sensed the buzz in the air. It said: Was there any point now? After what had happened?
Still, people had put up the rope square again, and a lot of the older witches dragged their chairs to the edge of it, and it seemed that it was going to happen after all. Tiffany wandered up to the rope, found a space, and sat down on the grass with Granny Weatherwax’s hat in front of her.
She was aware of the other... girls behind her, and also of a buzz or susurration of whispering spreading out into the crowd.
“…She really did do it, too…. No, really…all the way to the desert…. Saw the dust…her bootswere full, they say….”
Gossip spreads faster among witches than a bad cold. Witches gossip like starlings.
There were no judges and no prizes. The Trials weren’t like that, as Petulia had said. The point was to show what you could do, to show what you’d become, so that people would go away thinking things like “That Caramella Bottlethwaite, she’s coming along nicely.”
What to read after A Hat Full of Sky?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Terry Pratchett to read onlineMoreLess
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