Discover the roots of the earliest civilization with the Cushitic-speaking peoples, led by ancient Egypt, through the language and culture of the Oromo nation in East Africa. This book offers a gateway to exploring these missing links by introducing you to the basics of the Oromo language in an accessible manner. It's time for researchers to focus on the rich heritage of Oromia - start your journey with this essential guide.

Dive into the Agatha Christie Collection, featuring 3 enthralling novels: "The Mysterious Affair At Styles," "The Secret Adversary," and "The Murder On The Links." Also, immerse yourself in 25 captivating short stories, including "The Adventure of the Egyptian Tomb," "The Mystery of the Plymouth Express," and "The Adventure of the Christmas Pudding." Enjoy beautifully formatted text and an easy-to-navigate table of contents, ensuring a seamless reading experience. This collection is EpubCheck certified, promising compatibility with a wide range of e-book readers.

Join Captain Bret and Friends on a thrilling adventure to Egypt! Explore the pyramids, pharaohs, Sphinx, temples, and Nile River. Packed with beautiful pictures and illustrations, this book educates all ages on Egyptian culture, language, and history, while interactive games enhance learning. Perfect for ages 7-8 with adult guidance, ages 9-12 for independent reading, and a fantastic resource for teachers. Even adults will be captivated! Dive into ancient Egypt and discover its wonders together.

In 1926, Vita Sackville-West embarked on a leisurely journey to Iran, where her husband Harold Nicolson was a diplomat. Her route took her through Egypt’s Nile, India’s New Delhi and Agra, onwards to Iraq, and finally through bandit-ridden mountains to Teheran. Despite the dangers, including a return through revolutionary Russia and Poland, Vita’s adventurous spirit and humor shone. "Passenger to Teheran" is a classic, showcasing a lesser-known facet of a brilliant 20th-century author.

Between World Wars, Mike the cat emerged as the British Museum's star, befriending Wallis Budge, an unconventional Egyptologist. Amid a resurgence of spiritualist beliefs intertwining science and the supernatural, Budge and Mike navigated a world fascinated by ghosts, mummies, and ancient curses. As mystical forces swirled around them, they remained allies, even as the museum's artifacts seemed to wield their own mysterious powers.

In ancient Egypt, amidst a season of plentiful harvests, a financial crisis looms. Two brothers, Benjamin and Reuben, from a large Israelite family, pursue success differently. Prudent Benjamin follows his father's wise ways, while ambitious Reuben seeks his own path. Their story mirrors the importance of financial literacy and preparedness, as taught by the Financial Ruler, highlighting its impact on achieving stability and success in life's varied seasons.

"ENJOINED, PEN & INK HAVE CHANGED THE WORLD" explores the evolution of the pen, from ancient Egypt's reed pens to modern steel ones, and ink's rich history. Artist Barbara Kennedy showcases over 100 drawings, demonstrating the timeless bond between pen, eye, and hand. This book celebrates the art of pen drawing—a testament to the impact of pen and ink across centuries. It's an invitation to appreciate this artistic journey and perhaps start your own with pen in hand.

Exodus narrates the epic journey of the Israelites' escape from Egyptian slavery under Moses' leadership. Once thriving in Egypt, a new Pharaoh, unaware of Joseph's contributions, enslaved them to curb their growing population. Moses, born a Hebrew but raised in Pharaoh’s palace, flees after killing an Egyptian. In Midian, he encounters God in a burning bush, who commissions him to lead his people to freedom. Despite initial reluctance and his speech impediment, Moses, assisted by Aaron, confronts Pharaoh, performing miracles and inflicting plagues upon Egypt, culminating in the Passover. The Israelites flee, crossing the Red Sea, while Pharaoh's forces drown. In the wilderness, Moses receives the Ten Commandments and establishes law, priesthood, and worship practices, foreshadowing Christ's spiritual deliverance.

The Book of Numbers, part of the Hebrew Torah and Christian Pentateuch, delves into Israel's wilderness journey towards Canaan, following their Exodus from Egypt. Named for the censuses of Israelites, it spans themes of faith, obedience, and God's justice. Central to the narrative is the Israelites' grumbling and lack of faith, contrasting with leadership figures like Moses, whose unwavering faith intercedes on their behalf. The book serves as a reminder of the consequences of doubting God's promises. Through historical recounting and legal instructions, it underscores the importance of faithfulness and the dire outcomes of rebellion against divine guidance. The text thus bridges past events with perennial spiritual lessons on endurance and trust in divine providence.

Explore the evolution of dance through the ages, from ancient civilizations like Egypt and Assyria to the intricate moves of Greek and Roman societies. Delve into Early English and Mediaeval dances up to the 14th century, before transitioning to society dancing of the 15th century. Finally, experience the transformation to modern theatre dance. This book bypasses the origins of dance, focusing instead on its development as an art form, acknowledging its status as one of humanity's oldest arts.