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This I definitely a nice introduction to Ancient Egypt, written from an interesting point of view - the one of the population. With general information in boxes and additional pictures it gives the reader a first insight into the culture. This is not a book for a pro though.

I like the layout very much, it is interesting and pleasing to the eye. Pictures and background information boxes are added as well.

I bought this series some time ago because someone posted it here on Litsy and I found it intriguing. After being in my Kindle library for over one year now, I finally started it. 🥳🥳🥳

"This is how we do it in Italy. This is how we do it in Japan."

This book is great for teaching about cultural diversity and global citizenship. Students can compare their own daily routines with those of children in other countries.

This book takes readers on a journey to see how children from different countries live their everyday lives. It highlights the cultural differences and similarities that make our world fascinating and diverse.

Great read about castle life told in rhyme!

Releasing all of the new books at work has made me more inclined to read more children‘s books in the meantime.

This is an adorable book about what the sun does for people all around the world ☀️; looking at it possibly being read for the summer reading kickoff! 📚

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3/5 ⭐️ This is definitely not an academic source, although there are some references to writings and art from Ancient Egypt. I had some problems with the way the dialogue and interactions were written, they just seemed very western and modern to me. But, I do know from other sources that much of the historical information is correct. I would recommend to someone who wants to read about Ancient Egypt but isn‘t accustomed to historical texts.