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The Mummy Case
- The Amelia Peabody Series, Book 3
- Narrated by: Barbara Rosenblat
- Length: 12 hrs and 13 mins
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Summary
Amelia's not the type to take no for an answer, and pretty soon the Emerson family (Master Ramses, a prodigious young intellect is joining his parents for the first time) is tracking down a character known only as The Master Criminal. Or is the Master Criminal tracking them?
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- jencat
- 22-05-09
the mummy case
i love all the amelia peabody books and like the other reviewers i enjoyed this one. i don't understand why they have some of the first books and then a gap. come on audible lets have more elizabeth peters peabody series. There are about 18 books in the series.
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- Carolynne
- 21-07-06
Another excellent rendition
Barbara Rosenblat sounds like she is Amelia Peabody. A really enjoyable listening experience.
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- Colin
- 07-09-09
A delightful romp, beautifully read.
This a lovely piece of escapism. The first-person narration is perfectly done by Peters and Barbara Rosenblat reads to perfection. She's stunning and it'd almost recommend this for the reader than for the writer! Every dialogue is beautifully timed and executed. The accents are pitch-perfect and she even gets the odd German pronunciation spot on. I can't vouch for the Arabic pronunciation by it's very convincing indeed.
I've heard a few criticisms of audiobooks as the 'lazy' option to absorbing a book. Perhaps, but with readers as good as Rosenblat, the audiobook becomes a convergence of two performances; the writer's work and the reader's rendition of it. The book is bigger, better and in the best of cases, more satisfying than one's own stab at it.
Highly recommended.
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- caduceaus
- 06-08-20
The Mummy Case
This is an excellent book in the series with a well thought out story line and plot.
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- Kindle Customer
- 06-05-21
Read again book with laughs
Third book of Amelia Peabody series and firm favourite introducing Ramses, and his escapades, to Egypt. The narrator is believable as she moves from each character engaging you in this entertaining novel. Have a listen, it's worth your time.
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- River
- 07-11-18
Outstanding as always
The plot , characters and historical setting are engaging however, it is the excellent narration & performance which makes me always eager to hear the next book.
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- Shairon Morrison
- 02-11-08
The Mummy Case
I love mystery stories, history, romance, humour and a good gripping plot. To find all these elements in one book is rare but Elizabeth Peters has done it and brilliantly. Having read the book first and already formed my own mental images of Amelia, Emmerson and Ramses, Barbara Rosenblat brings them to life with an amazing talent as a narrator, she is as convincing as Amelia as she is as an Egyptian worker. I am totally addicted to this series so come on Audible, how about the rest of this series right from begining!
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- Miss S
- 07-09-20
Rollicking Adventure
I will admit, I got a bit lost with regards to the mystery and unmasking the villain in this one! It was a bit bewildering having multiple criminals on the loose, but this did not distract from my entertainment one bit.
The central characters are just SO fantastic! I did not enjoy the suspects as much this time, although Barbara Rosenblat's delivery of their accents and characterization was truly astounding. I think it was just because I can't stand canting hypocrites so I will not deduct a star for this as this is down to my own personal tastes/ prejudices.
I cannot wait to get stuck in to book 4 next!
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- Grandma "B"
- 18-05-09
Brilliant portrayal of Amelia Peabody
As an avid reader of Elizabeth Peter's Amelia Peabody novels, I looked forward with anticipation to listening to The Mummy Case. I was not dissapointed. The brilliance & understated humour of the original novel was enhanced by the superb reading, and I found myself doing more ironing than usual so I could listen to the book. A great pity more of the Amelia Peabody novels are not availible on audible.
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- Janet
- 18-09-11
Another winner - highly recommended
In this audio book, Barabara Rosenblat has captured Rameses to perfection. In addition to her other superb voices, she brings the precocious verbose youngster to life and make you chuckle. She also provides the foreign accents for the German Countess, the French archeologist, the American missionaries and the native Egyptian workers. Barbara doesn't just narrate the book she acts it with her voice so that the experience of listening is so much more enjoyable and does justice to the book.
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