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Wings: The Third Book of the Nomes (The Nome Trilogy)
 
 
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Wings: The Third Book of the Nomes (The Nome Trilogy) [Paperback]

Terry Pratchett
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  • Paperback: 176 pages
  • Publisher: Corgi Childrens; New edition edition (1 Sep 1991)
  • Language English
  • ISBN-10: 0552526495
  • ISBN-13: 978-0552526494
  • Product Dimensions: 17.6 x 10.2 x 1.8 cm
  • Average Customer Review: 4.8 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (13 customer reviews)
  • Amazon Bestsellers Rank: 392,506 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)

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When Masklin and his tribe from the Outside first ventured into the world of Arnold Bros (est 1905) they heroically saved the nomes under the floorboards from certain death. But Masklin also made a discovery that was to change his life--Thing, the little black box he carried as a talisman, could speak and was ,in fact, awfully clever. So Masklin has no reason to doubt that Thing is telling the Truth when it speaks of a Ship which will take the nomes Home to their place in the Stars, and begins to seek a way of returning the nome race to its rightful place in the Universe. And if that means stealing Concorde, then so be it.

Pratchett does it again in this sublimely silly follow up to Truckers and Diggers, forcing the reader to gag on each giggle as this divine, ridiculously mad fantasy trilogy hurtles to its conclusion. --Susan Harrison

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The hilarious and imaginative sequel to Truckers and Diggers, brought to life by Tony Robinson. --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.

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15 of 15 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
In Diggers, the nomes living in a quarry found themselves besieged by humans. In the end, Masklin rescued them with nothing short of a miracle. This book is the story of that miracle.

This book is so funny that I often found myself laughing out loud while reading it. Not only that, the action is gripping, and the ending is touching. This book is a wonderful buy.

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sublime 26 Jun 2011
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I have very recently (in last year) become a Sir Terry Pratchett fan, starting with "Going Postal" then a couple of other Discworld books, but this Bromeiad trilogy (Truckers, Diggers and Wings) is absolutely fantastic. A hugely engaging story for younger readers (say, 8 years+) but there are some very thought provoking themes about life and our place (as humans) in the grand scheme of things, that older readers will find engaging. This deeper aspect is not essential for younger readers to enjoy the story, but it might just get them thinking. The fact that these different aspects can be weaved together in one story (equally suitable for adults and juniors) so expertly, is a huge compliment to Sir Terry Pratchett. You really need to read the stories in the correct order (as noted above) as the trilogy is essentially one story broken into 3 volumes. I cannot recommend these books highly enough - all but the most cynical must surely enjoy reading this very rewarding trilogy. I hope you find this review helpful.
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Wings and all 11 Jun 2009
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Terry Pratchett, how does he keep up this high standard of writing and imagination.
Everyone seems to find there different levels to read, me i just like the parody to real life. Fantastic.
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Superb Terry Pratchett
Terry Pratchett never ceases to amaze. Every book is a riot of giggles, downright laughs plus inciteful commentary on the human condition. And this one is no exception.
Published 1 month ago by Mr. Adrian C. Ferguson
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Brill book - so funny? Well worth buying this boom and the rest of the trilogy. Will look for others by this author now.
Published 1 month ago by Riri
Wings
I bought this for my husband who is very keen on terry pratchett books he really enjoyed it he is collecting all his books in hard back
Published 2 months ago by Jackie
Great fun.
I really enjoyed the first two books and was really looking forward to this one. I was not dissapointed. Great fun and would reccomend the trilogy.
Published 11 months ago by Timea Pal
Very entertaining CD for Pratchett fans
I bought the CD to put on my iPod. Tony Robinson is very good, I'll look for him as narrator when I buy future Pratchett audio books.
Published 17 months ago by Dorothy Connor
A brilliant read and great end to Pratchet's trilogy
I enjoyed this book very much. A great end to the bromiliad trilogy. Book was in perfect condition.
Published on 17 April 2009 by Ms. E. Hawes
wings
I was struggling to find something for my nine year old to read after she had red the Harry Potter books twice. These set of three did the job, she loves them.
Published on 13 Feb 2009 by A. keir
Brilliant.
A fantastic end to the Bromaliad trilogy with the usual amount of humor and suspence in a Pratchett book.It is one of my favourite books and it is a must for all Pratchett fans.
Published on 27 Oct 2001
Not only very funny, but very intelligent as well.
Wings is the third and final volume of the Bromeliad (following Truckers and Diggers).

Masklin, Gurder and Angalo have just left the quarry and are heading to the airport in hope... Read more

Published on 10 May 2001
this book is brillient
this book is the best in the trilogy, funny in every way and is tipical of a prachett book if you have a warped sense of humor like me you wont be dissapointed
Published on 23 May 1999
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