
The Psammead Trilogy - Book 2
The Phoenix And The Carpet
By
Edith Nesbit
Read by
Cathy Dobson
Release:
08/16/2011
Runtime:
7h 12m
Unabridged
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First written in 1904, this is one of Edith Nesbit's best-loved children's stories. It it the second story about a group of five children - Robert, Anthea, Cyril, Jane, and their baby brother, the Lamb - who live in London. One day their mother buys a new carpet for the nursery which mysteriously contains a stone egg. When the egg falls into the fire by accident, nobody can possibly imagine what adventures will be unleashed. The egg hatches the Phoenix who reveals that the carpet is in fact a magic wishing carpet, which will take the children on a rollercoaster ride of adventures, scrapes and mishaps. They end up stuck inside a tunnel with buried treasure, on a sunny Southern shore where their cook is made Queen of the Island, having tea with the Rania in India, and even when they are at home in Camden town they mysteriously and unexpectedly become the owners of an unfeasibly large number of cats. There are many more adventures... but you will need to listen and find out for yourselves...
Release:
2011-08-16
Runtime:
7h 12m
Format:
audio
Weight:
0.0 lb
Language:
English
ISBN:
9781467668231
Publisher:
INAudio
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