Egyptian Diary The Journal of Nakht
By Richard Platt
Nine-year-old Nakht’s diary reveals ancient secrets and a surprising royal encounter
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What is Egyptian Diary The Journal of Nakht about?
In 1464 BC, nine-year-old Nakht moves with his family to the bustling city of Memphis. Aspiring to become a scribe like his father, Nakht records his experiences in a diary, detailing encounters with grand temples, pyramids, and a thrilling hippopotamus hunt. Alongside his sister Tamyt, he uncovers a plot involving tomb robbers, leading them to a surprising meeting with the female Pharaoh, Hatshepsut. This vivid account offers a glimpse into daily life in ancient Egypt.
About the author
Richard Platt is a British author who loves writing books about history, science, and amazing facts. He is well known for his 'Pirate Diary' and 'Castle Diary' books, which take you on exciting journeys into the past. Richard enjoys making learning fun and bringing stories to life for curious readers like you.
Pages
128 pages
Reading age
Junior (8-13)
This edition
2014
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