Time Stops for No Mouse
Meanwhile, Hermux has to deal with his neighbor, Tucka Mertslin, who is in the midst of building a comsetics empire. When Hermux disapproves of Tucka's modern art makeover of their apartment lobby, she accuses him of being ignorant of beauty. So Hermux begins to keep a journal wherein he notes the beauty in the smallest of all things.
This is the coziest of mysteries (the book rates itself as Rated: Not Too Scary). Hermux is the most lovable of heroes. How can you not like someone with a pet ladybug? His cheeriness is contagious. This should certainly appeal to fans of mouse heroes (Stuart Little, Redwall
) as well as fans of light mysteries. Some of the satirical stabs at modern art reminded me of the early Cat Who mysteries.
Aw - I've got a pet mouse.
And the author, Michael Hoeye, has a pet cat named Lionel. There's something suspicious about that, I say.
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this book is wierd i hate it bye
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