The Egypt Game

The Egypt Game by Zilpha Keatley Snyder, published by Random House Children’s Books in May 1994, is a 224-page work written in English. This book follows the adventures of two girls, April and Melanie, who transform a deserted storage yard into their imaginative Land of Egypt. As they immerse themselves in their game, they attract the attention of other children, leading to unexpected developments that intertwine their play with real-life mysteries.
Readers will find a blend of action, adventure, and social themes as the story unfolds. The narrative explores the dynamics of friendship and the excitement of childhood imagination, all while incorporating elements of mystery and detective stories. The Egypt Game invites readers to engage with the characters’ experiences as they navigate their creative world and confront real dangers, culminating in a gripping climax.
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“The deserted storage yard and shed behind the A-Z Antique and Curio Shop becomes the Land of Egypt for April and Melanie, who spend every available moment playing the Egypt game. . . . Eventually other children are drawn into the game which culminates in the capture of a murderer . . .”–“School Library Journal” starred review.
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