Meet ancient Egypt's favorite young detectives: twelve-year-old Zet, his trusty kid-sister Kat, and their best friend, Hui.
Packed full of whimsy, fun, and old-world charm.
Can these three keen friends solve the puzzle of the missing amulets?
Zet is on the trail: priceless amulets are disappearing all over ancient Egypt's city of Thebes. No one can figure out where they've gone. To make matters worse, Zet's best friend is trapped in a secretive jewelry apprentice school and visitors aren't allowed! Armed with curiosity--and a brainy sister who can read and write hieroglyphics--Zet sets out in search of clues.
Along the way, the siblings hunt for a meddling ghost, climb through a stinky garbage pile, sidestep a quick-tempered medjay police chief, and learn how hard it is to make a golden amulet. But when their backs are against the wall, Zet and Kat rely on the one thing they know best: each other. Because siblings, they stick together.
What kids are saying:
"I am 11 years old. I could not put this book down."
What parents are saying:
"breezed right through them and has reread them more than once!"
Curl up with this old-school yarn from the author the Historical Fiction Society calls 'a natural and gifted storyteller'.
A middle-grade mystery that combines Hardy Boys style sleuthing with heart-warming characters for an exciting puzzle that's a firm favorite for the whole family.
Set out for adventure!
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