Seeing a Large Cat Audiobook

" I always enjoy the adventures of the Emersons and look forward to each unread book. I love the audiobooks as I don’t have time to sit down and read. Usually these audiobooks are well audited but this one is particularly annoying as you can hear Barbara inhaling quite a lot as she is reading and sometimes you can hear her swallowing. Usually these sounds are edited out but it distracts me from the story and detracts from my listening enjoyment. "

" Following Peabody and Emerson through another story, this time I find the children taking more of role. That just makes the story more interesting and the plots more complicated, though I must admit I did guess the ending on this one. "

" Vacation 2007 at the beach. "

" number nine in the Amelia Peabody Series. Mind candy for recovering archaeologists. "

" Aaah! The introduction of "Manuscript H" is so much fun! Ramses is such a wonderful character! ;o) I enjoy this series so very much! "

" I just love the Amelia Peabody mysteries set in Edwardian Egypt with a family of archaeologists who are also amateur sleuths. Nothing special about this one, but it delivered what I was expecting and was absolutely delightful. "

" Darn, I finished it already. Another truly enjoyable Amelia Peabody book. Amelia and Emerson have now been joined by their almost grown son RAMSES and their adopted daughter Nefret. They add a further dimension to the story. Well done. "

" For the first time we get some pov chapters from Amelia's son Ramses. "

" A good read -- nothing special "

" I love E. Peter's books...Egyptology and mystery...what more can u ask for!!! "

" Seeing the Emersons's world through the eyes of the kids definitely helps to freshen things up. "

" Stopped listening after figuring out who did it and wasn't interesting enough just to learn the plot twists. "

" I found this book to be suspenseful and entertaining; however, in some ways it was a bit tedious. The Egyptology language and terminology was a bit challenging. "

" My first Amelia Peabody, it changed my life! "

" A fun installment with some added elements to the series. "

" Reread on audio, with Barbara Rosenblat narrating, as always a pleasure. These characters are so real to me after reading them for 25 years that as usual I had dreams about them after finishing the book. Yay! "

" My favorite of the series...the camaraderie of the children now grown was fun. "

" one of my favorite books "

" re-reading this old favorite... "

" A good book in the series....filled with lots of characters and 3 or 4 streams going on at once that eventually meld together. I do prefer the books in the series with more archeology, however. "

" Another fine installment in the series. "

" I thought this one was a bit busy and having so many protagonists who refused to talk to one another muddied things up quite a bit. Probably will read the next to see how Peters deals with the continuing maturation of the teenagers. "

" 1 of best Peabody, growth in characters is very pleasing "

" This series is always enjoyable with it's historical Egyptian archaeology hunts and the memorable characters. Have loved every one of these books. "

" It's the turn of the century and Amelia is warned not to search for the mysterious tomb 20A in the Valley of the Kings. Of course, Amelia searches for the tomb and discovers a murder. "

" I am really loving Elizabeth Peters ... there's something cozy and yet thrilling about her writing, and I still find her relationship with her husband to be sexy and romantic! I highly recommend these books. Plus, there are TONS of them. =) "

" I just love the Amelia Peabody mysteries set in Edwardian Egypt with a family of archaeologists who are also amateur sleuths. Nothing special about this one, but it delivered what I was expecting and was absolutely delightful. "

" Amelia's son is now 16 and the younger generation is starting to play a bigger part on solving these mysteries. Very enjoyable family dynamics. "