An in-depth beginners history lesson in ancient Egypt and the fascinating process of the making of a mummy.Author Kimberly Weinberger presents an insightful look at the life of the ancient Egyptians, with very basic, easy-to-comprehend text. In four brief chapters, readers learn important facts about the Egyptians' belief on life and
- Title : Mummies Unwrapped (level 3) (Hello Reader)
- Author : Kimberly A. Weinberger
- Rating : 4.85 (442 Vote)
- Publish : 2015-10-2
- Format : Paperback
- Pages : 40 Pages
- Asin : 043920058X
- Language : English
An in-depth beginners history lesson in ancient Egypt and the fascinating process of the making of a mummy.Author Kimberly Weinberger presents an insightful look at the life of the ancient Egyptians, with very basic, easy-to-comprehend text. In four brief chapters, readers learn important facts about the Egyptians' belief on life and death, stories and superstitions surrounding their gods and goddesses, intriguing facts about burial tombs filled with treasures, and the origin of the practice of making mummies. The book ends with a look at the discovery of a tomb that contained the most incredible riches ever -- the tomb of the world- famous mummy, King Tutankhamen.. The author's thorough description of the mummy-making process is further illuminated by Portia Sloan's very detailed illustrationsWhile the authors have lots of great information about how to reduce dependence on medicine over time, they aren't zealots who encourage you to turn your back on conventional medicine. Victoria was a perfect heroine to be paired up with Ford. The two stars are not about his philosophy or treatment but regarding the material in his book. I was very dissapointed in the book content and the scanty information he gave on hormone treatment was the height of minimal. Not great, but not bad!. Three of the contributions make the book worth owning.Woody Allen's comedic essay, Russell Baker's 'tongue in cheek' food critique and John Kennedy O'Toole's excerpt from "A Confederacy of Dunces" are the strong and entertaining parts of the book. I laughed (out loud), cried (more than with any other book) and MAY have yelled some obscenities. thorough introduction into person centered and holistic wellness in dementia. Our companions (and guides) probably got tired of me saying "I read in Allison's book that ". He performs oddly degrading acts, like plagiarizing school textbooks for grant reports and then telling his co-workers, or holding dinner parties and inviting people who hate each other. I hope you like the review and take under consideration a purchase of the work.The main reason tobe anticapitalistis so we can live..
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