The Things We Can Change - Merritt, Kyah
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When the young Pharaoh Tutankhamun receives the opportunity of a lifetime, proving his strength on the battlefield, he makes a dangerous choice. But the battlefield is not the place he imagined it would be, and the aftermath of the battle will not be easy to contend with. Returning home, he discovers that many more choices lie ahead of him- life goes on, with battles and, indeed, victories, taking place no longer on the field, but in political skirmishes with crafty, selfish politicians. And friendships blossom as the King and Queen find camaraderie with servants they had once seen as less…mehr

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When the young Pharaoh Tutankhamun receives the opportunity of a lifetime, proving his strength on the battlefield, he makes a dangerous choice. But the battlefield is not the place he imagined it would be, and the aftermath of the battle will not be easy to contend with. Returning home, he discovers that many more choices lie ahead of him- life goes on, with battles and, indeed, victories, taking place no longer on the field, but in political skirmishes with crafty, selfish politicians. And friendships blossom as the King and Queen find camaraderie with servants they had once seen as less than human, but now trust with their very lives. But when days of recovery spent moving gradually back toward normal life give way to malaria and confusing decisions made by other members of the royal court, Tutankhamun must consider all his options... and his legacy. What prospects... and heartbreak... will the future bring?
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Kyah, who grew up in Anchorage, Alaska, has always been passionate about history. A lifelong writer, she loves learning about different cultures and new innovations in technology. As a person with special needs, she has found meaning in advocating for the importance of ideal educational and workplace experiences for people of all abilities. Her article describing the perspective of job-seekers with special needs was published on several platforms. Kyah enjoys learning about historical figures who persevered in the face of health challenges, and can't wait to see what the next decade brings for the special-needs community. Find out more and connect at https://www.linkedin.com/in/kyahmerritt