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Das Amulett von Samarkand
- Bartimäus 1
- Narrated by: Martin Semmelrogge
- Length: 7 hrs and 43 mins
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Das Amulett von Samarkand
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Publisher's Summary
Eines Tages bekommt der Dschinn Bartimäus in London den Auftrag, dem hochnäsigen Zauberschüler Nathanael zur Seite zu stehen: ein Auftrag, der Bartimäus zunächst alles andere als glücklich macht. Dann aber beginnt ein Abenteuer, das die zwei aneinander schweißt.
Nathanael versucht sich am mächtigen Zauberer Simon Lovelace zu rächen und ihm das berühmte Amulett von Samarkand zu stehlen. Mit Bartimäus' Hilfe gelingt das auch - aber es löst eine ganze Reihe von Problemen aus ...
(c) und (p) 2006 Random House Audio, Deutschland, übersetzt von Katharina Orgaß
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