The Egyptian Echo
By Paul Dowswell
What secrets do pharaohs, mummies and Nile battles reveal in Egypt’s not-so-boring newspaper?
Genres
What is The Egyptian Echo about?
Step into the bustling world of ancient Egypt through the pages of The Egyptian Echo, a lively newspaper packed with reports from the past. Read about pharaohs, pyramids, mummies, gods, battles, daily life and dramatic events along the Nile. Written as a fictional tabloid, it presents historical facts through news stories, interviews, advertisements and vivid illustrations. With its mix of serious information and entertaining details, this book brings one of the world’s earliest civilisations vividly to life.
About the author
Paul Dowswell is a British author who loves writing exciting stories about history and adventure. He is well known for his book 'Ausländer', which tells the tale of a boy in World War Two. Paul enjoys making the past come alive for young readers, and his books are full of fascinating facts and thrilling adventures.
Pages
32 pages
Reading age
Junior (8-13)
This edition
1996
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