The Trumpeter of Krakow


Lu par LibriVox Volunteers

(4.2 étoiles; 10 critiques)

The Trumpeter of Krakow, set in 1461, chronicles a noble Polish family's wanderings after their home was burned down by Peter of the Button-Face. This was a Newbery Medal winner in 1929. (6 hr 42 min)

Chapitres

The Broken Note 11:16 Lu par Lynette Caulkins
The Man Who Wouldn't Sell his Pumpkin 20:24 Lu par jkilly
Krakow 31:49 Lu par jkilly
The Alchemist 31:04 Lu par jkilly
The Good Jan Kanty 21:41 Lu par jkilly
In the Street of the Pigeons 27:59 Lu par jkilly
The Tower of the Trumpeter 19:31 Lu par jkilly
In the Alchemist's Loft 22:47 Lu par jkilly
Peter of the Button-Face 27:03 Lu par jkilly
Button-Face Peter Attacks 19:56 Lu par jkilly
The Evil One Takes a Hand 18:26 Lu par April6090
The Attack on the Church 21:32 Lu par iGeoGeeki
Elzbietka Misses the Broken Note 27:58 Lu par ShrimpPhish
The Great Tarnov Crystal 33:19 Lu par Lynette Caulkins
A Great Fire Rages 21:11 Lu par Lynette Caulkins
King Kazimir Jagiello 33:08 Lu par James K. White
The Last of the Great Tarnov Crystal 9:04 Lu par KevinS
Epilogue: The Broken Note 4:22 Lu par Lynette Caulkins

Critiques

Entertaining tale of the late Middle Ages.


(5 étoiles)

This is the story of Joseph, a teenager, and his family who flee from Ukraine to krakow in the 1400’s. They are befriended by an alchemist and his daughter. The story includes invading Tartars , a mystical crystal and a legendary trumpet call. The descriptions of krakow in the Middle Ages are interesting and the plot is engrossing. The readers all do a good job. (I found that adjusting the playback speed made listening easier.)

Nice story


(4 étoiles)

Thanks to all the readers for contributing their time and skills to read this story.


(3 étoiles)

definitely easy listening and happy to have listened. Thank you narrator's