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Creepy Egyptian Mummies: You Wouldn't Want to Meet!
No young reader will be able to put down the books in the Top 10 Worst series, which count down the worst of the worst—from the nastiest pirates to the creepiest mummies to the spookiest mysteries. Each book explores the historical facts and science behind high-interest subjects that even the most reluctant readers will want to read all about. Clear, concise text is accompanied by humorous, full-color illustrations by artist David Antram, making this series a must-have for any collection.
- GenresHistory
32 pages, Library Binding
First published August 1, 2010
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David Stewart
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April 1, 2012
Creepy Egyptian mummies is a non-fictional book, and is brilliant for ks2 children. Illustration of the book comes in different colours and shapes. This book can be part of a history lesson, and can be used to provide factual information on mummies. The book contains humour, and is a great way of sustaining children’s interest in the story. This book is a great way of finding information on Egyptian culture and their history.
“Vital statistics”, speech bubbles and captions all provide attention-grabbing facts about mummies. Index section of the book provides historical vocabulary words and can help children to enhance their historical knowledge of mummies. This book is very colourful, contains different subheadings and each page stars with a big and a bold letter to captivate children’s interest. Text of this book is in different styles, and is a great way of making the story more powerful. In my opinion, this is a great factual book with wonderful illustrations.
“Vital statistics”, speech bubbles and captions all provide attention-grabbing facts about mummies. Index section of the book provides historical vocabulary words and can help children to enhance their historical knowledge of mummies. This book is very colourful, contains different subheadings and each page stars with a big and a bold letter to captivate children’s interest. Text of this book is in different styles, and is a great way of making the story more powerful. In my opinion, this is a great factual book with wonderful illustrations.
December 25, 2010
This is an exellent book for anyone interested in Mummies and the history behind them. Filled with excellent illustrations, young readers will enjoy the humor and resource information the author includes. A nice book to get a reluctant reader introduced to the joy of reading.
June 4, 2013
creepy
January 26, 2013
good book about egyptian mummies!
August 1, 2017
I registered a book at BookCrossing.com!
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