IF YOU WERE ME AND LIVED IN…EGYPT
A Child’s Introduction to Culture Around the World
By: Carole P Roman
Illustrated by: Kelsea Wierenga
Published: February 27, 2016
Publisher: CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform
Non-Fiction
Carole Roman is continuing her series of informational books for children that introduces them to countries and cultures all over our world. I have shared many of the books in this series with you and you can see them all by entering IF YOU WERE ME AND LIVED IN in the search box to the right.
This book shares the many wonderful pieces of heritage and culture from those who live in Egypt. There is so much to share about this country’s history from it being one of our oldest nations to the ancient pyramids. It is hard to fathom how many years the pyramids have stood and been visited by millions.
Food is very much a part of their culture and the unique dishes might make children curious about what is delicious and a treat to children in Egypt. I found their national holiday of Sham -al-Nessim to resemble one of our family’s favorite holiday traditions. I wonder if that is where we got it from.
The illustrations seem very accurate to the culture and are sometimes placed over actual photos of the land or scenery of Egypt. The expressions help tell the family’s story as we travel through some of their favorite parts of living in Egypt.
Roman has not left anything out and opens the doors of yet another interesting culture, introducing readers to the language, the food, and the uniqueness of Egypt. Another wonderful addition to the series.
Carole P. Roman |
Award winning author Carole P. Roman is a former teacher turned businesswoman. She has successfully run a family business with her husband. Her most favorite job is being a grandmother to her many grandchildren. She currently lives on Long Island with her husband. Carole has written several books for children including the IF YOU WERE ME AND LIVED IN…series as well as a fiction series for children, CAPTAIN NO BEARD involving lots of fun adventure and imagination. For more on Carole, visit her website, caroleproman.com. You can see all of Roman’s books by clicking, HERE.
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This series looks like a great way to be an armchair traveler!