Magical Museum: Ancient Egypt - Hardcover

by Stepanka Sekaninova (Author), Jakub Cenkl (Illustrator)

What if a museum exhibit could come to life?

Step inside Magical Museum: Ancient Egypt and discover a world where history isn't just displayed--it's alive! When a mystical scarab awakens the exhibits, a clever mummified cat becomes your guide on a thrilling chase through the museum. Along the way, ancient artifacts spring to life, and readers uncover fascinating secrets of one of the greatest civilizations in history.

Perfect for ages 6-9, this interactive adventure blends storytelling and education to spark curiosity about Ancient Egypt. From pharaohs and pyramids to everyday life along the Nile, each page is packed with vivid illustrations and surprising facts that make learning irresistible.

• A Magical Adventure Through History: Follow a mummified cat on a quest to restore order after a scarab brings ancient exhibits to life.


• Packed With Fascinating Facts: Learn about pharaohs, gods, mummies, and daily life in Ancient Egypt while enjoying an action-filled story.


• Captivating Illustrations: Stunning artwork immerses readers in the wonder of temples, tombs, and treasures of Ancient Egypt.


• Perfect for Curious Kids: Combines fun and education to inspire a love of history and exploration.


• Interactive Storytelling: Encourages imagination and active participation as readers journey through a magical museum.

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Author Biography

Stepanka Sekaninova used to work as a TV reporter and in the production of children's programs. Now she is a writer and an editor-in-chief, living in the Czech Republic.

Jakub Cenkl is a Czech illustrator. After enrolling in an Electrical Engineering and Computer Science program, he soon found it wasn't for him and transferred to a teacher-training program in art education. There, he discovered his passion for graphic design and began to learn it in his spare time. When he's not in front of his computer, he enjoys running in the hills to clear his head.