Description Share Post Pets Tell Tales: Ancient Egypt Rik Worth and Jordan Collver (Wren & Rook) The dung beetle is dismissive of stories of Ra until scarab beetles are mentioned. However the fact that this Egyptian god transforms from scarab beetle across his 24 hour day, eight days a week, confounds him. He has work to do. It seems that stories of gods and gods’ works can do without his attention. However, we’re caught as Pets Tell Tales: Ancient Egypt. However the hippo is more concerned. After all, his kind is sought by the pharaohs as symbols of maternity but also bad luck. Thereafter he shares the stories of the building of the pyramids with cattle that he hides amongst. Pets Tell Tales: Ancient Egypt is a fascinating graphic novel. Alongside the stories of the land, beginning with the confusion over ‘upper’ and ‘lower’, there is also explanations as to the gods and goddesses. What’s more, we’ve a timeline of discovery, innovation and development. Like Totally Chaotic History: Ancient Egypt Gets Unruly! we work into the place and the history. In fact we acknowledge the lives of the population. This includes the crews who built the pyramid villages, for example. What’s more readers will NEVER look at a goose in the same way! Not only is this graphic history funny and clever, but it’s richly researched and really informative. Thereafter, Bookwagon recommends it highly. (What’s more, we’re hopeful that there will be further titles in the future.)
