: Nicholas (nwhyte) wrote,
2012-01-04 18:46:00

Nicholas
nwhyte
2012-01-04 18:46:00

January Books 2) Tales from Ancient Egypt, by Joyce Tildesley

An educational retelling of a number of ancient Egyptian myths, aimed at a readership of about a fifth of my age, so didn't quite grab me. I knew far fewer of these stories than I had expected, but wasn't sure that this was the way to treat them most effectively.

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January Books 2) Tales from Ancient Egypt, by Joyce Tildesley

Pyramids of Mars, by Kate Orman (and Robert Holmes and Terrance Dicks)

The Evil of the Daleks, by Simon Guerrier (and John Peel)

The Flaming Soldier, by Christopher Bryant; The Dreamer’s Lament, by Benjamin Burford-Jones

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