In Ancient Egypt
Tamra Orr
Dec 2010 · Mitchell Lane Publishers, Inc.
Ebook
64
Pages
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About this ebook
What was life like in ancient Egypt? Did everyone spend their lives building pyramids and writing mysterious symbols on stone walls? Not exactly! Egyptian families had much more to do than that. Some women had jobs being professional weepers! Dinners were often cooked on the roof, and everyone kept a close eye on whether the water in the Nile was going up or down. Travel back in time and find out what it was like to work for a pharaoh, how long kids went before they had to wear clothes, and other fascinating details about this period in history.
About the author
Tamra Orr is the author of almost 200 nonfiction books for readers of all ages, including more than two dozen for Mitchell Lane Publishers. She has written about many different countries and cultures throughout the world. It is one of her favorite ways to travel! Several of her titles have won awards. Orr has a degree in English and Secondary Education from Ball State University in Muncie, Indiana. She lives in the Pacific Northwest with her four kids, husband, dog, and cat. When she isn’t researching and writing a book, she is usually reading one or walking outside to gaze at the beautiful snow-covered mountains.
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