Though it isn't boring, it is presented in a completely different way and you can draw tons of connections to the other occurrence. The characters are enjoyable and keep you reading.
The main character is Hermux Tantamoq, a watchmaker, who gets sucked into these fantastic adventures along with his lady mouse love (did I mention he is a mouse) and a plethera of other rodent type creatures. He's the perfect main character. Non-members are limited to two results. Lovable, quiet, unintentional detective who has a pet ladybug named Terfle. It has been about six years since I read those books so when I came across the third book in the series, I was really looking forward to reading it. Be the first to ask a question about No Time Like Show Time Can he find a long-lost star? Creamy cheeses, crumbly cheeses, and peculiar little cheeses in peculiar little clay pots.” Having retrieved the famed King's Delight, Hermux looks forward to taking a breather, but the world seems to have other plans when Fluster Varmint, owner of the local theater, urges Hermux to join the cast of his current production in order to solve the mystery surrounding threatening messages he's been receiving, Hermux considersThe story continues in Michael Hoeye's No Time Like Show Time, where we once again join watchmaker/ detective Hermux Tantamoq as he ventures into the world of theater. Download PDF Time Stops for No Mouse (Hermux Tantamoq Adventures) Authored by - Released at - Filesize: 3.88 MB Reviews This is an incredible ebook which i actually have ever go through. He sets out to find her and save the day.It's been quite a while since I read this book so I can't really say much about it. Most of my dislike focused on the too-cute outlandish names and the too-detailed narratives of the main character’s daily routine. But Hoeye delighted me again, and I was able to read this book in a single day because his pacing and characterization (and, dare I say it, pretty good dialogue!) Reviewed in the United States on January 29, 2014.
Reviewed in the United States on January 29, 2014. God. Throughout the story, our wistful watchmaker is warped into an unlikely hero as he is drawn to the mystery like a moth to the flame.The book I read is called “Time stops for no mouse”. Time Stops for No Mouse Paperback – Oct. 18 2007 by Michael Hoeye (Author) 4.5 out of 5 stars 40 ratings. I also know that it is a children's book, but I will get into that later. Took me a minute to figure out they were mice, not men.
The author is Michael Hoeye and the genre is adventure. Still, she's a nice silent character and these are fun books.Apparently, I love stories about mice. My brother used to get so excited for the next chapter, he would make necklaces with letter beads (his was Hermux, mine was Tucka). I loved the first two books, "Time Stops for No Mouse" and "The Sands of Time." This book was awesome! Need another excuse to treat yourself to a new book this week? This can be for those who statte that there had not been a really worth reading. Watchmaker Hermux Tantamoq is a hardworking mouse who is thankful for ordinary things: donuts, coffee, peaceful evenings at home with his pet ladybug. She never returns to pick it up, even though it seemed to be important to her. He's the perfect main character. "Oh my! With beautiful detail, the fictional city of Pinchester comes alive through the eyes of a quite young watchmaker and his pet ladybug. And I did bring this book and the two others in the serie with me home from the library.I loved this series when I was young, and recently picked it up again to see how it held up as an adult reader. They solve mysteries and crimes and there is always a happy ending. My. 5.0 out of 5 stars Time Stops for No Mouse. But as the mysterious disappearance of a famous research scientist continues to go unexplained, the beautiful city’s dirty underbelly is exposed. But when adventuress and aviatrix Linka Perlfinger walks into his watchmaker's shop, his life becomes anything but ordinary.Oh. At one point I decided that the characters could just be It's been quite a while since I read this book so I can't really say much about it.
Also, i happened to find a part in the book that i very much enjoyed, and a few chapters in, it happens again! You know almost from the outset who the "damsel in distress" will be and you're already to cheer on the hero, when the plot takes a side trail.
I honestly think it can be read at any age. I read them as an adult, but thoroughly enjoyed the humor and the detail put into these books. Before long, Hermux is embroiled in mysteries, trying to stay one step ahead of slinky savvy no-good Tucka Merlitsen, and also designing the set for the upcoming big show.This is a cute book. Ages 9+Become a Member and discover books that entertain, engage & enlighten.A luminous memoir by an MIT astrophysicist who must reinvent herself in the wake of tragedy.An instant bestseller set on the brink of catastrophe, for readers of The the story of one tough-as-nails girl whose choices are few but whose fight is boundless.