On the Banks of Nile: A Historical Novel Ancient Egyptian Civilization

A sweeping historical novel of ambition, learning, love, and the enduring power of knowledge in Ancient Egypt. Along the fertile banks of the Nile, in the golden age of Pharaoh Ramesses II, a curious village boy discovers a passion that will change the course of his life. Kheper, the son of humble farmers, is fascinated by the mysterious symbols that scribes carve onto papyrus. When his extraordinary talent for writing is recognized by a renowned scholar, he is given a rare opportunity to study at the prestigious House of Life in Memphis-the greatest center of learning in Egypt. Far from home, Kheper enters a world of libraries, temples, scholars, artists, and royal administrators. As he rises through the ranks of Egypt's scribal tradition, he forms lifelong friendships, discovers the beauty of literature and poetry, falls in love with the brilliant and independent Nefertari, and dedicates himself to a dream larger than personal success: making knowledge available to all who seek it. Rich in historical detail and inspired by the real culture, literature, and daily life of Ancient Egypt, On the Banks of the Nile is a deeply human story about education, purpose, family, and the written word's power to preserve lives across generations. Perfect for readers who enjoy: - Ancient Egypt historical fiction - Literary historical novels - Coming-of-age stories - Educational and scholarly adventures >Journey into a civilization of temples, libraries, riverboats, and timeless wisdom-and discover how one boy's love of learning can leave a mark on history.

Pagina's: 274, Paperback, Independently published