For kids interested in Ancient Egypt this is a great book! Chalk full of information and a great timeline at the end of the book makes it easy to jump into new reading material at your library!! So much fun and we enjoyed looking for the hidden pictures too!!

Really interesting book, quite clever to do the magnify-glass thing. On Kindle it isn't probably as fun as the real thing but I can imagine this will be an enjoyable book for a 6-7 year old as well as developing their historical / generic culture.

I didn't expect to be able to see the teeny tiny search for pictures, but the boo was interesting and entertaining, so I am going to guess the real book if going to be lots of fun for kids 3rd grade up! Lots of facts about Egypt. Egypt is always a fun topic because of mummies , I'm guessing. But our books have always flown off the shelves here at the library! Illustrations are really great, too. Lots of cool stuff to look at. So, if the kids enjoy Where's Waldo and Egypt, this may well be their book!

A beautiful books full of fun facts and things to find. I’ll be ordering copies. Highly recommend.

This is THE coolest book about Egypt! I learned oodles of stuff, such as hieroglyphics, tomb raiders and Queen Cleopatra. The book is designed to teach research - the fun way! Do you want to know the riddle of the Sphinx? I do! And ewww! a whole page about making a mummy!

A fun teaching guide that will bring out your inner archeologist.

This beautiful, where’s Wally style book is perfect for those wanting to undetstand a little geography and history. The book is right in the sense that each time you look you’ll discover something new.

A good book, using what is now a standard format – large pages, with very detailed double-paged spreads, and the emphasis on finding things as an educational exercise. The spreads have either two or three easy-to-read paragraphs, and whether they be inside King Tut's burial excavations, an old Egyptian mine or even a wedding party, the fact you have ten things to find mean you absorb semi-trivial factoids that accompany the key of things to be sought. And when you get to the end, lo and behold there are dozens of other things to go back and seek. This is a very good primer for Egyptology, but I know why school librarians are reluctant to buy these things – so many idiots would ring round what's on the to-find list and spoil the hunt for others. Still, if you want to instil a fan of Egypt in the house, or if you home-educate children, this is well worth a look. A strong four stars.

Even if I'm not a children it was a lot of fun to read this book and find the objects.
I loved the well researched historical parts as much as I liked the game part.
I think this is a great book to help children to learn about Egypt history.
Highly recommended!
Many thanks to Quarto Publishing and Netgalley for this ARC

My son and I would spend hours looking at books like this when he was younger, and I still have a soft spot for "finding" books. Long's book takes us all the way back to Ancient Egypt. Each 2-page section tells of the history and life in Ancient Egypt while providing very cute and funny images to find among the crowds. Some of my favorites are the farting hippo, flying underwear, stepping in poo, sand angel, alien stone slab, and a man being sick. Long's book provides hours of entertainment, educational opportunities, and all around fun for all ages.

Thank you NetGalley and Quarto for the opportunity to read an advance reader copy.