Mystery of the Egyptian Temple: An Ancient Egypt Kids Book

KID DETECTIVE ZET: It's The World's Favorite Way To Learn About Ancient Egypt!

Love this book!!!! - Tassa DeSalada, Amazon Reviewer ★★★★★

In a golden era of pyramids live two young detectives. This is their adventure.

12-year-old Zet has a mystery on his hands. There's trouble in the kingdom. An important person has vanished into thin air. Zet is sure he can dig up clues. He needs to get down to business, fast. The problem? His best friend, Hui, wants to help. Hui loves joking around and things are bound to turn messy! The boys set sail down the Nile to a temple construction site. But with a suspicious boat captain on their tail, playing spy won't be easy. Soon they're escaping into dusty pyramid chambers, past columns covered in hieroglyphics, through a mysterious land of gold and majesty that the world has never forgotten. Join Zet and Hui in this fun and exciting mystery, perfect for all kids ages 9-12.

What kids are saying: "I am 11 years old. I could not put this book down."

What parents are saying: "has reread them more than once!"

What teachers are saying: "students ask to borrow the book."

From the creator of over 300 museum and science center exhibits worldwide comes a story for kids that brings ancient civilizations and Egyptian mythology to life.

Perfect for all young explorers enchanted by ancient Egypt, home to pyramids and tombs, mummies, the Sphinx, Cleopatra, King Tut, and a pantheon of fascinating gods.

Grab your detective hat, pack your bags, and join Zet on an educational quest that's as thrilling as it is enlightening!

It's The World's Favorite Way To Learn About Ancient Egypt!

About the Author
Peters, Scott: - Scott Peters has always been fascinated with ancient Egypt. Scott writes adventures for middle-graders who love to explore the world. In addition to writing, the author has created over 300 museum, science center and theme park installations for such places as the SMITHSONIAN, WALT DISNEY WORLD, PARAMOUNT PICTURES, and the WASHINGTON CHILDREN'S MUSEUM. Peters also helped design an interactive TV show for the NICKELODEON CHANNEL.