Raven Mysteries 2: Ghosts and Gadgets
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Raven Mysteries 2: Ghosts and Gadgets
Narrated by:
Martin Jarvis
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Narrated by:
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Martin Jarvis
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Marcus Sedgwick
About this listen
Join the wonderfully weird Otherhand family and their faithful guardian, Edgar the raven, and discover the dark secrets of Castle Otherhand. The rumblings and wailings from the Lost South Wing can no longer be ignored, as one by one, members of the castle are being found frozen, 'scared to death'.
With mother, Minty, obsessing over her latest fad - sewing - and father, Valevine, busy experimenting with a machine to discover the Lost Otherhand treasure, it's up to aspiring ghost-hunters Solstice and Cudweed to solve the mystery. But as usual, things don't go quite as planned...
It's just as well Edgar is there to save the day!
©2009 Marcus Sedgwick (P)2010 Orion Publishing Group LimitedCritic Reviews
'One for families on long car journeys: the second book in Marcus Sedgewick's series. Solicits one of the liveliest readings we've heard from audio mainstay Martin Jarvis, as the pompous raven Edgar relates the latest madcap goings-on at Castle Osterhand. Adorable, if only for the line, '"'Ark, "' (Time Out)
The expressiveness of the narrator is outstanding
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