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Full Moon
- Narrated by: Jeremy Sinden
- Series: Blandings Castle, Book 7
- Length: 7 hrs and 4 mins
- Unabridged Audiobook
- Release date: 11-02-09
- Language: English
- Publisher: Audible Studios
Regular price: $16.52
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Full Moon + Jeremy Sinden = A Full Hand
Like Frederick Davidson, Jeremy Sinden gets the inner meaning of Wodehouse, extracting every drop of irony, sarcasm, mock-melodrama or just plain humor from every single line. His vocal portrayals are pitch-perfect; one gets a visual image of every character. His timing and pacing are impeccable. His diction is downright Harovian. Or Etonian, take your pick.
But then again, like any actor with a great script, Sinden has a lot to work with here. Full Moon is one of the highest spots in the Wodehouse bookshelf, a tumultuous romp through the spreading park lands and messuages of Blandings Castle, where:
Veronica Wedge ("the dumbest blonde in Shropshire") and Tipton Plimson ("rather a self-centered young man") find love
Colonel Egbert (complete with service revolver) and Lady Hermione Wedge (who looks like a cook) find a rich son-in-law
Bill Lister ("Blister" to his pals) finds he isn't cut out for the life artistic but is cut out for life with Prudence ("that little squirt") Garland
Lord Emsworth ("that woolen-headed peer") finds peace when everybody finally clears out of his house and leaves him with his prize porker, Empress of Blandings and his favorite reading, "On the Care of the Pig", by the great Augustus Whiffle
And the Hon. Galahad Threepwood finds he can make it all come about with an adroit mixture of lies, half-truths, tall tales, brisk staff work...and putting the Empress in Veronica's bedroom.
Don't worry, I haven't given anything away. In Wodehouse everyone--at least, all the deserving ones--get exactly what they want. The fun--and there is a great deal of fun here, served up with no unstinting hand--is seeing how they get it. Jeremy Sinden makes Wodehouse in your ear buds even better that Wodehouse off the printed page.
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- SDay
- 08-31-16
My favorite Blandings story so far!
Jeremy Sinden is a fantastic narrator, and this story has all the great elements of Blandings!
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Overall4 out of 5 stars
- Henry Maicki II
- 04-08-16
Good story
A fun Wodehouse comedy with all the traditional pieces. Good for the fan, but not the beginner.
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Overall5 out of 5 stars
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- Susan C.
- Madison, WI United States
- 04-19-15
Superb Wodehouse, superbly narrated
My expectations were high because this is my favorite Wodehouse, and because I had already been blown away by Sinden'S narration of a funnyNgaio Marsh book. Expectations fully met! This wonderful nonsense is as good an answer as any I know of to life's ills.
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- Barbara van der Swaagh
- 02-16-15
Wodehouse at his best!
This is a delightful, wonderfully constructed tale. The narration is excellent. Great introduction to an extraordinary author for the uninitiated.
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Overall4 out of 5 stars
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- Drea C
- Memphis, TN, US
- 01-27-15
Fun, lighthearted entertainment
This is Wodehouse at his best. Ridiculous unlikely circumstances abound with a whole lot of laughs. The narrator is wonderful, maybe not as believable with some of the voices as other narrators, but utterly charming.
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- julia
- 05-17-15
Another great story
Another Blandings novel written in superb style. Very clever plots Interweaved as only Wodehouse can.
Narration very clear and engaging
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- Kim
- 08-17-14
Easy and entertaining.
Would you consider the audio edition of Full Moon to be better than the print version?
No, P G Wodehouse's genius can be appreciated more fully in print. However this audio edition is a very easy and entertaining listen.
Who was your favorite character and why?
If you read or listen to P G Wodehouse's stories of Blandings Castle all the characters connected to it become like old friends.
Any additional comments?
I highly recommend this audio book. It is typical Wodehouse, the story is light and humorous and Jeremy Sinden's narration is very good.
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- Lillian
- 12-19-12
A triumph!
This book is truely P.G. Wodehouse at his best. An excellently observed study of characters and truly laugh out loud amusing. Jeremy Sinden's rich tones make it a joy to listen to. A must for any Wodehouse fan, and if you have not tried him before, I would recommend you try this - you are unlikely to regret it.
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- Alex Morrison
- 01-05-16
Vintage Wodehouse but not the best of his novels
Always excepting the fabulous Lord Emsworth and his prizewinning pig, the characters in this particular story are not the most engaging of PG Wodehouse's creations. The plot surrounding the broken romances and the diamond necklace are a bit familiar and formulaic and if you have read a lot of Wodehouse you will soon recognise where it is all going. The language is wonderful and Blandings Castle as sunny as ever but there are few characters as engaging as Bertie Wooster, Jeeves, Beach the butler or the clodhopping rural police of many of the other novels. I love PG Wodehouse but this is not his best - if you've read the others you will quite enjoy this one but if not then I recommend trying Thank You Jeeves or Crime Wave at Blandings first.
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