Ancient Egypt: An Enthralling Overview of Egyptian History, Starting from the Settlement of the Nile Valley through the Old, Middle, and New Kingdoms to the Death of Cleopatra VII (Civilizations) Paperback – February 14, 2023

"Ancient Egypt" is an excellent work of history. It has everything readers could want: meticulous research, accessible prose, and the presentation of the past in a fun way. Readers are transported to ancient Egypt and back in the span of one volume. This feat is by no means insignificant, and it is an exemplar of history and entertainment colliding to form a beautiful barrage of reading bliss.Do not miss the oportunity to read this outstanding title!

I thought this was a great read and very informative. I will probably buy more of this author's books.

This entire series is really good. Small pamphlet sized topics so easy to take along. But not small by glossing over the subject in generalities. Writer has perfected concise story telling. No fluff. To get more information you need to get a shovel & dig it up. Who's in who's out who's in ... and when.. all there. Human history is big dinosaurs eating smaller ones and smaller ones forming groups for eating the big ones ... No food chain, more of a daisy chain. Intervals of power assertion with supernatural claims to justify eating chomp chomp...

I am passionate about ancient Egypt and enjoy reading about the Pharaohs. This book added the history and information about all the people and the society of the people. I truly enjoyed it

I learned a lot from this book. Well written.

This book analyses and evaluates the socio-political and economic development of Ancient Egypt. The reader will find a variety of new historical information. It is an excellent book.

This is an overview of a long timeline starting from when it is estimated the area was first inhabited, possibly a millennium ago, to what can be considered recent times, and the death of Cleopatra in 30BCE. Because there are no written records, and archaeologists are relying on what they find buried beneath the sands, it is hard to put an exact date on the start of ancient civilisation in this area.This book, in a small amount of pages, looks at the area’s early inhabitants, their customs and daily life. It is also a journey of how this kingdom rose to power, its many leaders, religion and beliefs and its desirability by foreign forces. In its later chapters it details the art of this ancient country including mummies, temples and murals.It brings to reality how epic the history of human occupation is in this area.

Very readable