Be a Scribe! Working for a Better Life in Ancient Egypt

Dr. Christian Casey joins Megan to talk about a new book, co-authored with 16 year old Michael Hoffen.

Be a Scribe! Invites young readers to sail up the Nile with an ancient Egyptian father and son, and discover what daily life was like along the way. Explore countless tomb scenes, statues, artifacts, and paintings that bring the world of ancient Egypt to life. Enlightening and captivating, this story will have
young readers fervently turning every page. Fascinating, fun, and factual, kids will absolutely love this book as they travel back in time almost 4,000 years ago to ancient Egypt, journeying alongside father and son as they navigate a world filled with pyramids, hieroglyphs, stunning images, and so much more!

[amycollins]

The love and expertise of a topic with a rich dose of intellectual honesty is what makes books into classics. Young readers can detect sugar coating or when their intelligence is being insulted. Thank you Dr. Casey for provding a look at how Ancient Egypt really was.

[MetallicGlitterPagan]

Awww so awesome to put a face to Megan Lewis! I just discovered Dr. Kipp Davis and Dr. Jennifer Bird, and have heard Dr. Josh bring up his wife Megan. This was extremely refreshing.

[jamiegallier]

Always such wonderful interviews!
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[kariannecrysler]

What was the uses of coriander at the time? Was it a part of wine making?

[grumpyukrainian]

I wish there were more books which tell us how people actually lived back then (not only Egypt). And Digital Hammurabi's been a channel I'm getting book recommendations from for a while :). Thanks for the cool interview!
P.S. A law aimed at books which teach non-Biblical history?.. With all due respect, WTF. Every time I hear about these initiatives I am taken aback.