Karen McCombie

The Boy Who Stole the Pharaoh's Lunch (eBook, ePUB)

Illustrator: Bray, Anneli

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

While awaiting punishment for his latest piece of mischief, prankster Seth picks up a golden amulet from his teacher's desk and is whisked back in time to Ancient Egypt.

In a village by the Nile, Seth enjoys working for the tradesmen and has fun playing with the children. But when he steps in to save a pet hyena that was destined to become the Pharaoh's lunch, Seth risks turning the villagers against him.

Will he ever be able to escape and find his way back to his own time?

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: HarperCollins Publishers
• Altersempfehlung: ab 7 Jahre
• Erscheinungstermin: 18. Mai 2023
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781800902640
• Artikelnr.: 67268388

Autorenporträt

Karen McCombie is the bestselling author of over 90 books for children and teenagers including the Carnegie Medal-nominated 'Little Bird Flies', 'How to be a Human', and series 'St Grizzle's School for Girls' and 'Indie Kidd'. Karen is also the author of the bestselling and much-loved series 'Ally's World'. Originally from Scotland, she now lives in London with her family who all give her inspiration for her books, whether they like it or not.

Anneli Bray is an illustrator, artist and maker based in the North West of England. Anneli illustrates stories and characters influenced by her love of wonder, belonging and adventure. She graduated with a First in Illustration and has since illustrated for Vita Murrow in her children's book, Onyx: The Wolf Who Found a New Way to be a Leader. Anneli's debut picture book, The Last Garden, was published in 2021, with more exiting work to come.

Rezensionen

"A fun (and cleverly educational!) adventure ... McCombie's all-action and highly imaginative time-slip romp speaks volumes to children about the importance of character building and addressing learning challenges." -- Lancashire Post