Princess of Egypt An Egyptian Girl's Diary 1490 BC
By Vince Cross
A mysterious prophecy turns palace princess Asha’s safe life into a dangerous struggle for power.
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What is Princess of Egypt An Egyptian Girl's Diary 1490 BC about?
Asha, the daughter of King Tuthmosis, enjoys a safe and comfortable life in the royal palace at Thebes. But everything changes when a prophecy declares that a young woman will become the finest man in the Two Kingdoms. Soon Asha is drawn into dangerous court intrigues, secret plots and struggles for power. As threats close in around her, she must find courage and cleverness to protect her family and discover what the prophecy really means.
About the author
Vince Cross is a British author who enjoys bringing history to life through exciting stories. He is known for writing books like 'My Story: Titanic' and 'My Story: Road to War', where he shares thrilling adventures set in the past. Vince loves inspiring young readers to imagine what life was like many years ago.
Pages
156 pages
Reading age
Older Junior (10-15)
This edition
2008
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