The wealthy ancient Egyptians used to send their children from the age of seven to schools to learn religion, writing, and arithmetic. Although there is no evidence of the existence of schools for girls, some of them received their education at home. The lives of Egyptian children were filled with games appropriate to their age stages. Some of them satisfied the inclinations for activity and fun, and some helped perception and imagination. The most important tool of children's imagination was the imaginary stories that parents used to tell their children, so it was The story plays a major role in the life of an Egyptian, whether old or young, and Pharaonic history is full of exciting stories and legends, which reveal to you a different world in which the ancient Pharaoh kings lived.
This book contains a distinguished collection of interesting Pharaonic stories and myths.