An immersive legend of everyday life in ancient Egypt. This exceptional translation of a tale by Michael Hoffen, a 16-year-old young writer, will introduce readers to the life of a teenager in ancient Egypt, proving that work was never an easy task! Embark on a cruise on the Nile with an ancient Egyptian father and son and discover what daily life was like at that time. Experience the wonderful world of ancient Egypt with the help of countless objects and paintings. Enjoy the humor of four thousand years and immerse yourself in the choices faced by a teenager in Egypt back then.

'Few visitors to the British Museum can read the ancient words on the objects — but a teenager has turned an object's inscription into a book... Michael, who hails from New York, is a recipient of the Emerson Award for outstanding promise in history. His enthusiasm for the subject began as a child with books from Usborne and Dorling Kindersley — and now he has his own title, 'Be A Scribe.'

'Get ready to be amazed and entertained by the story and humor in this wonderful new translation of Ketty's advice to his son Pepi. Michael Hoffen is an amazing talent, and in this outstanding debut, he brings a new perspective to the fascinating world of ancient Egypt. Beautifully illustrated, brilliantly conceived, and full of joy, 'Be a Scribe' is destined to become a classic.'

Pages: 96, Year of Publication: 0418, Dimensions: 23.8x23.8cm