The Stellar Debut of Galactica MacFee
44 Scotland Street, Book 17
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David Rintoul
About this listen
Glasgow for Bertie is the promised land. The city of pies and Irn Bru, far from his controlling mother, Irene – his place of escape. But how will he respond to the news of the proposed merging of Edinburgh and Glasgow? A new member of Bertie’s class at school is causing ripples in his social circle. She is called Galactica MacFee and is going to be a match for Olive and her lieutenant, Pansy.
And an incredible new discovery: a Pictish stone that is said to have the first-known written poem carved into it is the talk of the town. But when the poem is eventually translated, it is thought it is best to keep it under wraps.
©2023 Alexander McCall Smith (P)2023 Bolinda PublishingWhat listeners say about The Stellar Debut of Galactica MacFee
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- Annette Jones
- 16-01-24
Such easy listening
Who doesn't adore Bertie? Another endearing book from 44 Scotland Street wonderfully narrated by David Rintoul.
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- genna
- 20-01-24
Scotland street triumphs yet again.
How comical or sensible or philosophical the characters are. Light and surprisingly uplifting listen.
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- Claire Ashbourne
- 29-08-24
Chapter 14 - brilliant
As my title states, chapter 14 was excellent; laugh out loud. McCall Smith takes a dig at the removal of the word ‘mother’ from hospital signage and the ridicules foray into various bureaucratic non offensive nonsense-language sweeping the West. This is after a dig at the editing of Blyton/Dahl books to be less offensive. Also enjoyed the nod to the flaws in Rewilding projects. Fun stuff to listen to. Read so wonderfully that the scant storylines are enjoyed.
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- Amazon Customer
- 29-11-23
Great Storytelling
Entertaining visit to Scotland Street with new characters to savour and astounding updates of the life’s of the cast.
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- Parissa
- 12-12-23
The return of Bertie
As ever with this series, this is a lovely charming uplifting book, full of gentle humour. Exactly what one needs in our troubled world.
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- J. R. Knight
- 17-06-24
Just everything.
I loved every minute of this wonderful tale I hope I haven’t heard them all
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- M. Doherty
- 07-11-23
Disappointed and confused
The last book was poor and this one was worse. Not enough of Bertie and the Irene story was a poor attempt to rectify the mid-step on the last book.
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