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Egypt (Freestyle Express)

Author: Barber, Nicola

Reading Metrics

Grade Level Middle Grades (MG 4-8)
Book Level 3.8
Points 1.0
Fiction/Nonfiction Nonfiction
Word Count 4632
Points per Word 0.000216
Page Count 48
Points per Page 0.020833

Description

Explore the land of the pharaohs! Readers journey through Egypt's geography, history, and culture, from the banks of the Nile to the Great Pyramids. Young readers discover what daily life is like in modern Egypt, including what people eat, where they live, and what they do for fun. Photos, facts, and figures bring this Middle Grades exploration to life.

Quick Summary

If you've ever wondered what life was really like along the Nile thousands of years ago, this book gives you the highlights without dragging on forever perfect for a middle grader who wants facts for a report or just wants to impress their friends with ancient Egypt trivia. It covers everything from how the pyramids were built and why mummies were so important to the pharaohs, all the way to what Egyptian kids did for fun back then, and it throws in plenty of surprising details that make you want to keep reading. The Freestyle Express series is known for packing colorful pictures and digestible information into short, snappy books, and this one does exactly that it's educational without feeling like homework. Fans of ancient history, anyone working on an Egypt project, or kids who just like learning random facts will get the most out of it. Parents will appreciate that it's a solid, age-appropriate intro to Egyptian culture that's interesting enough to hold a kid's attention, and it's a great stepping stone to thicker nonfiction books later on. If your kid devours this and wants more, National Geographic Kids Everything Ancient Egypt takes things to the next level with even deeper details and stunning photos.