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Old 04-27-2014, 12:39 PM   #807
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Next up is #3 in the Amelia Peabody series from Elizabeth Peters. The Mummy Case, narrated by Barbara Rosenblatt. I'm very much enjoying this series, and like the voice of Ms. Rosenblatt. It's especially important to have a good and appropriate voice for this series, since it is always told from the perspective of, and with the internal comments from, Amelia Peabody. So you would not want an narrator with an American accent, for example. (And yes, sadly, there is another narrator available for the series, but please, do yourself a favour and avoid her versions.)
Finished. I really enjoyed this one. Ms. Rosenblatt is an excellent reader, and the series is just getting better and better. In The Mummy Case, we get the introduction of Peabody's and Emerson's son, Ramses, who is an incredibly precocious child, but a wonderful character. And, of course, his cat Bastet, who is clearly going to continue to play a role in the books. I'm looking forward to the next one, Lion in the Valley. But first, a digression to an even earlier era, with The Talisman Ring, by Georgette Heyer, read by Eve Matheson. This should be fun!
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