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Unearth the mythology of ancient Egypt\u2015stories of gods and goddesses for kids 8 to 12<\/p>\n

From the rising of the morning sun to the summer flooding of the Nile River, the ancient Egyptians believed powerful gods and goddesses ruled over every aspect of their daily lives. This Egyptian mythology guide takes you on a trip through the sands of time to explore the world of pharaohs and sphinxes\u2015ancient Egypt!<\/p>\n

Featuring illustrated myths of incredible Egyptian gods and goddesses, these stories describe the magic each deity performed along the Nile. You’ll also learn about how Egyptian mythology was a key part of ancient Egyptian culture, like pyramid building, the mummification process, and even the worshiping of cats.<\/p>\n

This Egyptian mythology collection includes:<\/p>\n

Narratives from the Nile\u2015Explore the gods and goddesses of Egyptian mythology, from the familiar to the lesser-known, through 20 easy-to-follow myths.Amazing artwork\u2015Take a look at the gods, goddesses, and artifacts of the long-extinct ancient Egyptian empire with captivating illustrations and photos.Fast pharaoh facts\u2015Dig into ancient Egyptian mythology and culture with plenty of awesome facts on everything from hieroglyphs to the popular board game, Senet.<\/p>\n

Explore the legendary lives of ancient gods and goddesses with this rich treasury of Egyptian mythology.<\/p>\n


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Neith: Goddess of Creation and War <\/p>\n

As we have seen, the Egyptians told different stories explaining how the world began. In another version of creation, Nun again existed as nothingness. But this time, within Nun the goddess Neith stirred. Neith turned herself into a fish\u2014then she turned herself into a cow. As the first living being, Neith took on many forms. As her first act, Neith created Egypt. She made the land out of joy. She separated the night from the day. <\/p>\n

Neith was worshipped in the earliest days of Egypt, when Upper and Lower Egypt were united by King Narmer. In those early days, the symbol for Neith\u2014an oval with two legs on the top and two on the bottom\u2014was thought by some to be a click beetle. But in later times, this shape was thought to be two arrows crossed over a shield. Neith would often wear this upon her head. Sometimes she wore the Red Crown of Lower Egypt instead. As the lady of arrows, she would hold a bow and arrows in her hand. <\/p>\n

Isis: Goddess of Magic, Thrones, and Healing <\/p>\n

When Isis arrived at the palace of Byblos, the queen begged for the great goddess\u2019s help. The young prince of Byblos was very ill, and the queen pleaded with Isis to save him. As a powerful healer, Isis agreed, but she also had her own motives\u2014once she stepped inside the palace of Byblos, she realized that her husband\u2019s body was trapped within the large wooden pillar there! <\/p>\n

Isis devoted herself to healing the young prince of Byblos, in the room with the pillar that held Osiris\u2019s body inside. Day by day the prince slowly got better, but Isis wouldn\u2019t let anyone else watch her work. <\/p>\n

Horus: Child God of Healing and Falcon God of Kings <\/p>\n

Seth wanted to rule Egypt forever, but young Horus\u2014the son of Isis and Osiris\u2014stood in his way. Ra had chosen Horus to be the godly ruler of Egypt, which meant that as long as Horus was around, he was a threat to Seth\u2019s authority. <\/p>\n

Isis knew that the jealous and ambitious Seth wanted Horus out of the picture. Fearing for her son, Isis hid Horus in the marshes, and the god Atum used his magic to protect the papyrus marshes and keep all other gods out. For years, Horus was safely hidden where Seth could never find him. <\/p>\n

Publisher \u200f : \u200e Callisto Kids; Illustrated edition (February 25, 2020)
Language \u200f : \u200e English
Paperback \u200f : \u200e 160 pages
ISBN-10 \u200f : \u200e 164611423X
ISBN-13 \u200f : \u200e 978-1646114238
Reading age \u200f : \u200e 7 – 10 years, from customers
Lexile measure \u200f : \u200e 960L
Grade level \u200f : \u200e 4 – 6
Item Weight \u200f : \u200e 2.31 pounds
Dimensions \u200f : \u200e 6 x 0.4 x 9 inches <\/p>\n

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