Sasspants and Harnisher are at it again! They saw Mr. Venezi put a sign in the window advertising for an assistant and they want to put a stop to that. Working together they correct all the pet-shop signs but a little bit later the signs have all been messed with. Someone(s) has changed all the sign...
I thought this little graphic novel was funny. This is the second book in the series, I haven’t read the first book yet. The satire comments and the story were laced with comical moments that had me laughing out loud as Harnisher, the hamster, tried to get Sassypants, the guinea pig, to put on his d...
The plot is kind of a mess, and the humans are bordering on completely non-functional, but the various characters of the critters are a hoot, so I'll give it a pass.Library copy
Tash and I have both read and loved all of these. This was no exception. Sasspants and Hamisher are parted, a mystery develops, complications, humor, everyone wears a detective hat in the pet store,and the laziest cat in the world.Two thumbs up.Library copy.
November 12 2011Every bit as fun as the previous three. And totally flea-free, unlike the enormous cat in my lap as I type.***June 21 2012I couldn't remember whether I had read this one, so I had to re-read it to be sure. It was fun, and held up well. I guess that's the plus side of having a lousy m...
Natasha usurped it as soon as I checked it out.***I love this series. Sasspants has been sharing her books with Hamsher who is now thoroughly convinced that she is a detective, and insistent that he be her assistant, to chronicle her adventures. He spends the book trying to come up with a catchphras...
A quick read, and just way the hell too much fun. Tasha called dibs, and finished it in no time so I could have a go. She enjoys mysteries, she's reading through the Nancy Drew series right now, but she wouldn't be aware of all the classics of the genre. But Very read And Then There Were None, and w...
Awesome. Sasspants just wants to be left alone to read in the pet store, but that hamster won't leave her alone until she solves the mystery of the missing sandwich. Silly fun with the pet shop owner mislabeling all the critters who have distinctive personalities. More importantly, perhaps, the t...
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