This is a problem because, this book is in the perspective of an Egyptian princess and you would think that writing about one of the most largest historical figures of Egypt that is famous in western culture would give children a little bit of knowledge on the culture of Ancient Egypt and why its history is so interesting.On her coins minted in Egy

(I'm sorry if I keep rambling about anger and developing hatred. I just recently watched Star Wars: The Force Awakens and the whole dark side thing really has my blood pumping with excitement. Good movie, by the way)Princesses, more often than not, tend to be the pawns of such political games, so it was always very thrilling to read a story in whic