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Pets Tell Tales – Ancient Egypt
Book Review
I thought it was kind of funny but you still learn Ancient Egypt facts
I really liked this book overall as I love history books and comic books and this book blended the two together so well.
My favourite chapter was the monkey business one as I enjoyed the part about the baboon police and how they went and catapulted the bird.
I thought it was kind of funny but you still learn Ancient Egypt facts.
I like comic books like this as it doesn’t feel like you are readings loads of words filling the pages.
The pictures of the cartoons were really good but I wish it was in full colour as it would make it clearer to see.
Overall I would recommend this book to my friends and would give it 4/5
About the Book
So, you think you know about Ancient Egypt – the pyramids, mummies, and pharoahs? Well, we’re the animals of Ancient Egypt and we think it’s time we told you the REAL history. We’re kind of a big deal to the Ancient Egyptians. You might learn a thing or two, starting with the Pharoahs. Oh, boy. Did you know there were seven Cleopatras?! And eleven Ramesses?
We’re going to talk about the really good stuff, like baboon guards, mummified cats, and sacred poop-pushers.
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Jacob, 7
- Reviews: 9
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