Even though Prince Kaspar was extremely devoted to his mistress he developed a mutual respect for the bellboy who would take him out for walks during his break time. The Countess took a liking to the young boy and asked him to watch over Kaspar when she was away doing her performances at the Opera House.
He carried all her luggage to her rooms including the yowling black cat in its wicker carrier. When she arrived for her latest tour, it fell to orphaned 14 year old Johnny Trott to be her bellboy. She always had her cat Prince Kaspar Kandinsky with her. This is where the Countess Kandinsky resided while she performed at the London Opera. It begins in the stylish London Savoy Hotel. It is read by Paul Chequer and after I got the hang of his Cockneyish British accent I soon became entranced with the story. I listened to it in 3 stages and each time I had to stop I was annoyed because I wanted to continue with the story. Quite some time later I got around to listening to it. Intrigued by the back cover summary I purchased it. Wandering through “THE BOOK STOPS HERE” section of my local library I ran across this audio book for sale.
This is a review/synopsis of the Unabridged Audiobook.
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