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Children of the Storm (Amelia Peabody, #15)
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bookshelves: egypt, mystery, audio, era-early-1900s, historical-fiction
Jun 14, 2012
bookshelves: egypt, mystery, audio, era-early-1900s, historical-fiction
This was a complete delight!!! FIVE STARS! It’s been far too long since I spent time with Amelia Peabody and the Emersons. The recap in the beginning (it was the beginning of the audiobook, but it’s an “editors note� tucked at the end of the ebook) was perfect, I was right back in the saddle with ease, no trouble keeping all of the characters straight.
Yes, I guessed who the bad guys were, but Amelia properly admonishes the readers to not feel too cocky:
(I will confess that I remained confused about why (view spoiler) But that’s just a little detail.)
Barbara Rosenblat was exquisite as the audiobook reader. She captured Amelia perfectly and did a phenomenal job creating distinct voices for all of the many characters. Sometimes I forgot this was all just one person’s voice!
Yes, I guessed who the bad guys were, but Amelia properly admonishes the readers to not feel too cocky:
We had overlooked one “peculiar incident,� which would prove to be the key to the entire mystery. If my more astute Readers have spotted it, allow me to deflate their self-esteem by pointing out that they are sitting at ease reading this journal—not trying to deal with four active children, an unpredictable brother-in-law, an archaeological dig, and a thousand household chores. Not to mention Emerson.
(I will confess that I remained confused about why (view spoiler) But that’s just a little detail.)
Barbara Rosenblat was exquisite as the audiobook reader. She captured Amelia perfectly and did a phenomenal job creating distinct voices for all of the many characters. Sometimes I forgot this was all just one person’s voice!
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June 14, 2012
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