Phoebe Daring
L. Frank Baum
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A headstrong female detective strives to clear a good man's name in this children's mystery by Oz author L. Frank Baum. Summary by Miriam Esther Goldman (6 hr 14 min)
Chapitres
| How Toby Clark Lost His Job | 13:08 | Lu par Miriam Esther Goldman (1991-2017) |
| How Mrs. Ritchie Demanded Her Property | 16:58 | Lu par Phil Chenevert |
| How the Darings Planned | 15:58 | Lu par Diana Schmidt |
| How Phoebe Became Worried | 14:32 | Lu par Beth Thomas (1974-2020) |
| How Phoebe Interviewed the Lawyer | 17:37 | Lu par Erin Grassie |
| How Toby Came to Grief | 15:47 | Lu par Fadi Qutub |
| How Toby Found a Friend | 13:50 | Lu par Erin Grassie |
| How Phoebe Conspired | 19:26 | Lu par Erin Grassie |
| How Phoebe Played Detective | 17:09 | Lu par VfkaBT |
| How the Marching Club Was Organized | 16:55 | Lu par Fadi Qutub |
| How the Club Received a Donation | 14:53 | Lu par Erin Grassie |
| How the Governor Arrived | 16:39 | Lu par Brian Keenan |
| How Toby Saw the Great Man | 11:33 | Lu par Brian Keenan |
| How the Constable Argued his Case | 14:27 | Lu par Brian Keenan |
| How the Band Played | 12:05 | Lu par Brian Keenan |
| How Mrs. Ritchie Chided her Lawyer | 9:03 | Lu par Brian Keenan |
| How Phoebe Surprised a Secret | 16:31 | Lu par Brian Keenan |
| How Mr. Spaythe Confessed | 16:48 | Lu par Brian Keenan |
| How Toby Clark Faced Ruin | 11:44 | Lu par Brian Keenan |
| How Phoebe Defended the Helpless | 9:10 | Lu par Beth Thomas (1974-2020) |
| How Phoebe Telegraphed the Governor | 11:20 | Lu par Beth Thomas (1974-2020) |
| How Sam Parsons Explained | 13:20 | Lu par Brian Keenan |
| How a Wrong Looked Right | 13:45 | Lu par Brian Keenan |
| How the Mystery Cleared | 17:31 | Lu par DrPGould |
| How Toby Won his Heritage | 13:03 | Lu par Amelia Chesley |
| How Phoebe’s Conspiracy Triumphed | 11:01 | Lu par Amelia Chesley |
Critiques
A Backwater American Mystery
Josiah Miller
This is the story of a young girl named Phoebe who must clear the name of the aspiring clerk who is accused (rightly or wrongly) of stealing a large quantity of cash and bonds. While this is surprising of Baum, who is more widely known for his Oz books, it is actually even better than those famed works of literature. The readers are all reasonably good, and I would certainly suggest this to anyone fond of stories like "the Great Brain" (Fitzgerald I think) or "the Castaways of the Flying Dutchman" (Brian Jacques).
a good read
obx12
Totally enjoyed this plot. Though I had figured it out almost but couldn’t fit all the pieces until the end was revealed. Thanks to all the good readers.
Srander
Very well written by Frank L Baum. A fun story with a surprising ending. A worthy read. This would be great read aloud in single chapters and used as cliffhangers.
Enjoyable Book
Athena’s Grandma
Great Readers. Fun mystery and very likable characters. It kept me guessing right up to the end.
JF. Pollard
Some of the narrators here were exceptionally good!! Story was great, enjoyed the mystery without violence.
phoebe daring
Lynn Friesen
sum readers are mor expressionitive then others but all are understandable
Good wholesome read
book worm
Old fashion living with old fashion mannerisms. Very well done.
A LibriVox Listener
Nice and well read. Many thanks.