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Treasury of Egyptian Mythology

Classic Stories of Gods, Goddesses, Monsters & Mortals

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Treasury of Egyptian Mythology

Auteur(s): Donna Jo Napoli
Narrateur(s): Christina Moore
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The new National Geographic Treasury of Egyptian Mythology is a stunning tableau of Egyptian myths, including those of pharaohs, queens, the boisterous Sun God Ra, and legendary creatures like the Sphinx. The lyrical storytelling of award-winning author Donna Jo Napoli dramatizes the timeless tales of ancient Egypt in the year when Angelina Jolie will make Cleopatra a multimedia star.

And just like the popular National Geographic Treasury of Greek Mythology, the stories in this book will be beautifully illustrated to bring ancient characters vividly to life. The stories are embellished with sidebars that provide historical, cultural, and geographic context and a mapping feature that adds to the fun and fascination. Resource notes and ample back matter direct readers to discover more about ancient Egypt. With its attractive design and beautiful narrative, this accessible treasury stands out from all other mythology titles in the marketplace.

©2013 Donna Jo Napoli (P)2013 Recorded Books Civilisations antiques Contes de fées, contes populaires et mythes Histoire Égypte ancienne Histoire ancienne Mythologie Moyen-Orient Pharaon Fantastique Egyptian Mythology
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The marketing of this book is slanted to children, but as an adult I thoroughly enjoyed it. Yes, the language gets a bit childish in places ("Really?...Really?") but those spots just made me smile. I only wish the book was longer and covered a few more gods and goddesses. Also, there were a couple of chapters that did not deal with mythology but were more like a history lessen. Not a terrible thing but with the book already being short, I wish those chapters had been used for more stories.

Not just for children

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