The legend of Tutankhamun
By Sally Morgan
How did a boy king’s lost tomb survive the desert—and what secrets lay inside?
informative · dramatic · mysterious · lavishly illustrated
Genres
What is The legend of Tutankhamun about?
More than 3,000 years ago, Tutankhamun became king of ancient Egypt while still a boy. His short life, mysterious death and richly decorated tomb have fascinated people ever since. This illustrated history follows Tutankhamun’s reign, the loss of his tomb beneath the desert sands and its dramatic discovery by Howard Carter in 1922. It also explores the treasures and artefacts that reveal more about the young pharaoh, his world and the civilisation he ruled.
About the author
Sally Morgan is a talented writer from Australia who loves telling stories about family, nature, and her culture. Her famous book, 'My Place', helps readers discover more about history and identity. Sally enjoys sharing her adventures and inspiring children to explore their own stories through reading and writing.
Pages
48 pages
Reading age
Junior (8-13)
This edition
2018
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