An egotistical royal cat and his dung beetle sidekick track a jewelry thief in this hilarious new series set in ancient Egypt.
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Her design and advertising clients range from IKEA and Nike to The Sunday Times and Sesame Street.
Her children\'s books include You Get What You Get by Julie Gassman and the Sesame Seade series by Cl mentine Beauvais.
Sarah Horne is an award-winning illustrator.
She now lives with her family in England.
Amy was raised in the United States and studied history at Oxford.
She is the author of many books, and has won a PEN/Albrand Award, the Veolia Prix du Livre Environnement, and a Beacon of Freedom Award.
Greenfield once had four newborn kittens living in her closet and has loved cats ever since.
B. "An ingenious mystery full of entertaining details for fans of ancient Egypt."--Paula Harrison, author of the Rescue Princesses series About the Author: A.
Includes a glossary, pronunciation guide, and detailed author\'s note.
Once Ra gets going, he decides that being a Great Detective isn\'t so bad; in fact, he doesn\'t mind being hailed as "Protector of the Weak and Defender of Justice." The comically mismatched duo is on the case Wacky illustrations with fun historical details bring these oddball characters to life.
But Ra\'s friend Khepri, a wise and industrious scarab beetle, insists on investigating in order to save the young servant girl who has been framed for the crime.
So when an amulet goes missing from the palace, Ra plans to keep enjoying his snacks and nap in the sun.
Nominated for an Edgar Award Can a lazy cat and a dung-obsessed beetle really crack a mystery? Ra relishes his role as the Pharaoh\'s beloved--and spoiled--cat.
An egotistical royal cat and his dung beetle sidekick track a jewelry thief in this hilarious new series set in ancient Egypt
