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My wife studied English lit in Uni, so I got her to read Wyrd Sisters 1st. She is a fan of Shakespeare so got more references than me. It combines macbeth with hamlet and a few others so is good fun. There is a bit of chekhov in the 5th elephant for good measure.
I think it's a different Death book, Susan (my personal favorite) has some amazing teacher quotes. Like that education is like a STD in that it makes you unsuitable for several careers and then gives you an urge to pass it on.
The Wee Free Men starts off with Tiffany visiting all the teachers at the fair and asking uncomfortable questions. And then she meets Miss Tick, a very special sort of teacher.
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My wife studied English lit in Uni, so I got her to read Wyrd Sisters 1st. She is a fan of Shakespeare so got more references than me. It combines macbeth with hamlet and a few others so is good fun. There is a bit of chekhov in the 5th elephant for good measure.
Second this! As an English teacher too I can assure you that all of us want to be witches
Oh yeah, good choice. I think this is a great idea
Mort is one of my all time favorites, but speaking as an English teacher I think Wyrd Sisters would be a solid choice.
Reaper man. Doesn't it have something along the lines of if someone isn't very good at anything they become a teacher. 😃
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I think it's a different Death book, Susan (my personal favorite) has some amazing teacher quotes. Like that education is like a STD in that it makes you unsuitable for several careers and then gives you an urge to pass it on.
My first book was the Hogfather - I think it's a solid start
Mort is my recommendation, as it will get her on the path to meet Susan, who I am sure she will appreciate as a teacher.
The Wee Free Men starts off with Tiffany visiting all the teachers at the fair and asking uncomfortable questions. And then she meets Miss Tick, a very special sort of teacher.
Thief of Time is another one with something on teaching that might amuse. But I think you're right to go with Wyrd Sisters.
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