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Queen Lucia
- Narrated by: Nadia May
- Series: Mapp and Lucia, Book 1
- Length: 8 hrs and 35 mins
- Unabridged Audiobook
- Categories: Literature & Fiction, Humour & Satire
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England between the wars was a paradise of utter calm and leisure for the very, very rich. But into this enclave is born Mrs. Emmeline Lucas - La Lucia, as she is known - a woman determined to lead a life quite different from the pomp and subdued nature of her class. With her cohort, Georgie Pillson, and her husband, Peppino, she upends the greats of high society, including the imperious Lady Ambermere and her equally imperious dog, Pug; the odious Piggy and Goosie Antrobus; the Christian Scientist Daisy Quantrock, with her penchant for the foreign; and everyone else in the small English town that the wealthy Britons call their country home. Beset on all sides by pretenders to her social throne, Lucia brings culture, the fine arts, and a great deal of excitement and intrigue into this cloistered realm.
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- Mrs
- 22-04-14
Love Lucia, would like more unabridged Lucia pls
I'd love to hear the other Mapp and Lucia books unabridged, they are such a delightful treat to return to again and again. Delicious characters in a small community set in the 1920's, wicked and gossipy and fun, fun, fun!
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- Mark
- 01-03-15
scintillating
What made the experience of listening to Queen Lucia the most enjoyable?
the fact that it was so culturally alien to my life and the fact that some of the snobbery was so easy to understand. I could see why in such a tiny world as Tilling that so many small mishaps have such large consequences. Funny and brutal
Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?
too rich for just one sitting
Any additional comments?
Listen to Miss Mapp first then both stories will make better sense.
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- Jon
- 08-01-15
Before North Shore High - there was Risholm
Having been in hysterics watching the "Mapp and Lucia" adaption on BBC recently, I thought I'd get a bit more familiar with the original 1920's series. And I'm so glad I did.
If you find the Blair Waldorfs of this world bit lacking in substance - then this is for you. These deco gossip girls (and boys) are the original "mean girls".
Kept having to remind myself these were written in the 1920s. They are so pithy and quick they could have appeared in the last decade, were it not for the lack of iPhones and Facebook references.
I found it hard not to contain my laughter and horror on the train to work as Lucia's true grasp of the "bella lingua" inevitably gets uncovered.
The Wagnerian and piano references are a secondary plus (to anyone with a classical music bent) and I continued to chuckle at Lucias avoidance of the last two movements of the Moonlight Sonata. Delicious.
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- G. Walton
- 17-02-15
Brilliant, tiny world
I love the Mapp and Lucia books and this one was beautifully read. The life and death import of tiny matters of etiquette in the village of Riseholme is beautifully sketched. The complete absence of children and young men in this contrived but all consuming world must have given some respite to readers in the 20's, many of whom would be struggling with the loss of sons or lovers. Well worth the money.
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- Vicuña
- 16-09-14
Perfect portrayal
Would you recommend this audiobook to a friend? If so, why?
Excellent narration captures the innuendo and arch idiocy of every character.
What other book might you compare Queen Lucia to, and why?
Others in the Mapp and Lucia series, but Benson is a one off.
What about Nadia May’s performance did you like?
Distinct voice for each character which captured the humour, manners and satire all at the same time.
Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?
Yes, but I spread it over a few sittings. Virtually every line is a gem and it's worth savouring.
Any additional comments?
I've read the books and listened to a couple of radio adaptations of Mapp and Lucia. I've watched the 1980s TV series and never tire of the humour and satire. The characters are so filled with their own importance and place and they interlock with panache. It's a wonderful portrayal of a particular inter war period which will never be seen again. The pretensions, class distinction and daily one puma ship is priceless.
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- Emma
- 12-04-10
Charming
This is a charming reading of the light and amusing activities of Lucia and all the delightful characters who live in her village. A pleasant and entirely soothing accompaniment to the day's activities.
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- anasta
- 20-05-22
We are amused....!
This was such a lovely, light treat in the midst of all the gloom and doom news coming in just now!
The writing was just amazing...impeccable grammar, tone and content. Some modern authors please listen and learn....
Queen Lucia reigns supreme and I loved this character. Well, actually I loved all the characters in this book. They came to life in each phrase, each manipulative wrongdoing!
The narrator deserves 10 stars for this - as she performed all the characters so very well. Excellent!
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- Suzy 100
- 08-08-21
Very Petty and Very Funny
This highly amusing listen is full of foibles and fun. The narrator is superb with distinctive voices for each character.
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- Cogito Ergo Sometimes
- 20-09-20
old favourite, well read
So nice to hear my old friends so well looked after by Nadia May. I'll listen again for sure.
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- The Aardvark
- 26-11-17
You will laugh!
The highlights are the marvellous narration by Nadia May and the wonderfully understated satirical comedy.
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- Meg
- 16-04-09
A delight
A little slow to get into but well worth it! Funny characters and situations, well narrated.
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- Customer o Kindle
- 27-06-19
Satire and escapism at their best
No bodices ripped, no politics to speak of, and nothing important to anyone outside a village the size of at most three city blocks. But, the Guru! The Princess! The Diva! And a half dozen village snobs, all social schemers and climbers and pretenders and people I would walk a mile out of my way to avoid in real life, and the ridiculous pretentious social crises they create ... I just cannot get enough of them as told by EF Benson and performed by Nadia May, archaic colonialisms and all. Satirical mountain upon mountain -- dizzying heights and stupendous social crashes narrowly averted again and again. George Pilson, acolyte and occasional private critic, brings the only suggestion of self-awareness to the (dinner, tea, garden) party. He momentarily wonders at the thrill as he is towed along in the Queen's social wake. "And why do I say it in Italian?" But Georgie is as happy and busy with his selfish little concerns as any of the social elite, and Benson makes me love him for it. This book and this reading of it give my soul a rest.
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- John
- 02-10-20
The Gentlest of Social Satires
It’s easy to poke fun of the leisured classes. It’s hard to do it without malice, without sounding as silly, self-satisfied and smug as the people you’re writing about. In my experience, only two authors pull this trick off: P. G. Wodehouse and E. F. Benson. Each succeed in their own unique, delightful way.
And Nadia May’s pitch-perfect performance faithfully reflects Benson’s tone and intentions.
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- Meri
- 08-08-18
Maybe I was looking for Wodehouse
I think I expected funnier. And Lucia is a woman I don't think I'd want to spent any time with in real life. Control-freak, anyone? But the full cast of characters are charming (and not in the snotty, backhanded way). I might read the next in the series. Nadia May made the reading worth finishing. A few laugh out loud moments.
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- Suea
- 08-11-16
Wonderful characters and interactions
Would you consider the audio edition of Queen Lucia to be better than the print version?
Not this audio edition - it is read way too fast for me to truly enjoy and savor it.
What did you like best about this story?
The characters and their motivations seem authentic.
What do you think the narrator could have done better?
SLOW DOWN!!!!!
If you were to make a film of this book, what would the tag line be?
Jilted, replaced and reclaimed
Any additional comments?
Beautifully written and intricate enough to hold my attention. I get so tired of mystery novels and prefer stories involving understanding of human relationships which can vary from culture to culture but still contain the common thread of humanity. "Make new friends and keep the old ones..." I like the book so much I will try another reader.
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- McSusie
- 15-11-20
Oh, those poor poor rich people!
This book (or at least the 15 minutes I listened) is a total bore! It’s much ado about nothing as far as I can tell. I had to stop listening. Pass on this one.
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- reader of French books
- 16-06-15
Always irresistible.
Nadia May is superb, which suits Lucia just fine. The story as narrated by miss May is never tarsome
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- Gloria
- 02-01-16
If you like the television show, Frasier, you'll love this book
The story is full of the absurdities of the self involved. The characters and situations will give you a chuckle.
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- Mitzi
- 25-09-20
We all need more E.F. Benson in our life!
I am ashamed to say that I did not know this author before stumbling by mere chance on "Queen Lucia." What a find! Absolutely hilarious. Well written, witty, entertaining and just plain good (humorous) literature.
I will look for more audiobooks from this author.
As far as Nadia May is concerned: BRAVA! I bought a few Audibles read by Nadia May and hated them all. As I indicated in my reviews, I couldn't tell if it was because of the reader's lack of talent or because the novels themselves were not well written. But finally, for this book, this reader was ideal!! Absolutely unbeatable!
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- Salsonero
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Excellent reading
Which character – as performed by Nadia May – was your favorite?
Ms May does a delightful job with the male voices.
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