Miles and Little are now part of the Bolsillo brothers' circus, which features the mysterious Dr. Tau Tau as one of its main attractions. When Miles and Dr. Tau Tau go in search of information surrounding Miles's father, they are captured by a gang known as the Fir Bolg, who are looking for a powerful Tiger's Egg. Miles becomes involved in an extraordinary quest, which confronts him with the talking tiger once again. He also learns the true story behind his parents, their connection to the circus, and to the Egg. Meanwhile, ...
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Miles and Little are now part of the Bolsillo brothers' circus, which features the mysterious Dr. Tau Tau as one of its main attractions. When Miles and Dr. Tau Tau go in search of information surrounding Miles's father, they are captured by a gang known as the Fir Bolg, who are looking for a powerful Tiger's Egg. Miles becomes involved in an extraordinary quest, which confronts him with the talking tiger once again. He also learns the true story behind his parents, their connection to the circus, and to the Egg. Meanwhile, the Great Cortado is on the loose and is looking for the Egg. But when the Egg's location is finally discovered, there are surprises in store for everyone...
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Add this copy of The Tiger's Egg: the Wednesday Tales No. 2 to cart. $2.11, fair condition, Sold by Orion Tech rated 5.0 out of 5 stars, ships from Arlington, TX, UNITED STATES, published 2007 by Julie Andrews Collection.
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I read the first one, received it as an Christmas gift, and really enjoyed it. I noticed it was a series but put off trying to find the others. This book surprised me as being a childrens book. In my opinion I wouldnt recommend it for anyone under the age of 12.
The boy Miles seems to certainly know how to get himself into trouble. But at least there is Song Angel Little there to help or on occasions the bengal tiger he has befriended. Miles finds out secrets from his past and tries to uncover the truth but unfortunately he was suckered into a quest for the tiger's egg. Cross paths with the Great Cortado, Fir Bolgs, Dr Tau-Tau and the Null. Not to mention the items in question and the truth
were under his nose the whole time. Of course it does end happily ever after or does it?
