This is one book that I read in one day, and I also picked up a buddy reader. Highly, highly recommend (although it has been two years and she hasn’t posted the entire novel). On YouTube, I found an enchanting, delightful reader, Mrs.Bunce Reads, on YouTube. There is nothing on Scribd or even Audible.
I really wanted an audiobook to go along with this. Pullman took something that is extraordinary and created an extraordinary story. All to the tune of music created within the clock. The clock shows the time, the time in 12 different major cities, the position of the moon, and, at the base, has miniature figures marching around a globe. Louis Meier started to work on the clock in 1892 and completed it in 1904, taking 12 years to finish the clock (while I struggle to get people to even show up for a Zoom call). Holy moly…….In 2011, I was in Munich and took a short video of the glockenspiel (which sounds like the clock that inspired this story).Ī little closer to home, we have The Meier clock at The Detroit Historical Museum. Then, Fritz enters the inn and tells all gathered a story…. He is supposed to have made a figure to go into the city’s famous clock. Karl is a clock-making apprentice who has fallen asleep on the job.
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