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Stories from Ancient Egypt
- Narrated by: Janet Suzman
- Length: 1 hr and 53 mins
- Abridged Audiobook
- Categories: Children's Audiobooks, Literature & Fiction
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Summary
These are stories of massive struggles between good and evil, but they are enacted by gods whom the Egyptians thought of as very like themselves, prone to mistakes and a prey to common human failings. In the Beginning, The Children of Ra AtumIsis and OsirisHorus and Seti, The Wisdom of Imhotep, The Glory of the Pharaohs, The Book of Thoth, The Last Pharaohs.
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- Michael L Shepherd
- 28-04-17
I really enjoyed this audiobook.
Well done by a charming narrator, interesting old tales from anti
quity, interspersed with an almost unforgettable tune, probably Arabic but seemingly old egyptian. I listened while in the kitchen and it was good fun, to go with the chores.
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- Anonymous User
- 24-05-16
Great book
Good story nicely read I listen to this while relaxing and driving love the readers voice!
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- Pamela Lynn Stoyka Bishop
- 20-07-20
Interesting, But....
Stories from a land long lost. The recording needed more volume. All together worth the $3.00
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- EmilyK
- 25-04-18
Egyptian mythology fun for kids
My son and I enjoyed this audio a lot, suitable for younger children but interesting to me and to an older child. This was gentle enough it served as a bedtime listen. The stories were well-narrated and interspersed with music. If I could only pick one, I would slightly prefer Ancient Egypt: Glory of the Pharaohs, by David Angus, over this.
