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Egyptian Diary: The Journal of Nakht, Young Scribe Tapa blanda - 2014

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Author: Platt, Richard; Parkins, David [Illustrator]
ISBN: 9780763670542

de Richard Platt; David Parkins (Illustrator)

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RICHARD PLATT has written more than forty nonfiction books for children. Ever since he first saw the leathery face of a mummy in the British museum, ancient Egypt has fascinated him. EGYPTIAN DIARY: THE JOURNAL OF NAKHT is his third book in the colorful series that includes CASTLE DIARY and the Kate Greenaway Medal winner PIRATE DIARY (both illustrated by Chris Riddell). Richard Platt lives in Kent, England.

DAVID PARKINS has illustrated numerous books for children, including WEBSTER J. DUCK, written by Martin Waddell. About EGYPTIAN DIARY, he says, "It can be difficult to make the leap of imagination from the highly stylized Egyptian paintings we see in museums to what daily life was really like. My job was to take these characters and make them believable, to give them expression and personality, and to bring their world to life." David Parkins lives in Lincoln, England.

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Título Egyptian Diary: The Journal of Nakht, Young Scribe
Autor Richard Platt; David Parkins (Illustrator)
Encuadernación Tapa blanda
Edición Reprint
Páginas 128
Volúmenes 1
Idioma ENG
Editorial Candlewick Press (MA)
Fecha de publicación 2014-04-22
Ilustrado Sí
ISBN 9780763670542 / 0763670545
Peso 0.34 libras (0.15 kg)
Dimensiones 7 x 5.38 x 0.32 pulgadas (17.78 x 13.67 x 0.81 cm)
Época de 09 a 12 años
Cursos 4 - 7
Nivel de lectura 960
Dewey Decimal Code FIC

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DAVID PARKINS has illustrated numerous books for children, including WEBSTER J. DUCK, written by Martin Waddell. About EGYPTIAN DIARY, he says, "It can be difficult to make the leap of imagination from the highly stylized Egyptian paintings we see in museums to what daily life was really like. My job was to take these characters and make them believable, to give them expression and personality, and to bring their world to life." David Parkins lives in Lincoln, England.

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