History for kids: Ancient Egypt

Grand son love this book! He couldn't wait to take it home to do his daily reading!Great Book!

My son begged to read my Egypt mythology boom so I bought him his own and he loved it. My daughter ended up reading it too

We were taking our kids to Egypt and wanted to read to them before we went. This was one of the books we bought and our kids really enjoyed it.

Llke

Lots of basic errors in the language - it's like it was translated or two people with different goals wrote it. There are multiple typos, many unnecessary commas, flowery language that makes it harder to understand, and run-on sentences.These are two complete sentences:"The new ruler to establish the capital in Memphis, not far away from the delta for these reasons.""Over time, Egyptian glass products were another major export and influence, and the country's craft ultimately made its way to the Romans."The facts are in there, but the book is not well enough written for children or anyone.

I use this book for homeschooling my grade 8 son, I thought it was awesome. It's only just under a hundred pages but covered a lot of information. It's well written and kept my sons interest.

My grandson loves this book, it’s very interesting

Got this bc I will start homeschooling this fall. This will be part of our ciric. Looking forward to using it!Arrived fast.

Brilliant

I was looking for something more advanced for an older elementary schooler than the Magic Tree House Fact Trackers which are great but were outgrown. I find this whole series throws a bunch of names and dates in long winded text with very little if any explanation of how or why things happened and very little exploration of other topics such as tools, way of life, architecture, etc Save your money and wait until the kids can read middle or high school level history books.