Theodosia Throckmorton began her adventures in Theodosia and the Serpents of Chaos. She still spends her time skillfully removing curses from Ancient Egyptian artifacts in the museum where her parents work. She is also dedicated to keeping ancient magic secrets out of the hands of the Serpents of Chaos.
Theo’s mom and dad are still so obsessed with their work they can hardly think about anything else. They remain clueless to the dangers lurking right under their noses as well as the talent of their daughter that keeps all that danger at bay.
This time, Theodosia and her Mother are headed to Egypt on an archeological dig. Theo is also on a secret mission to return the Emerald Tablet to its rightful place in Egypt. The Tablet contains secret information that cannot, under any circumstances, be discovered by Theo’s arch enemies, the Serpents of Chaos. It’s a big burden, actually, to be the person responsible for making sure utter chaos doesn’t take over the world. Theo’s getting kind of tired of all the secrets she has to keep. She’s ready to return the Tablet and be done with it.
Theo’s simple plan gets all complicated when she befriends a boy in Egypt who is much, much more than he first appears. Now the bad guys want the Tablet as well as the boy. They kidnap Theo’s mother to force her to hand both of them over.
Luckily the Brotherhood of the Chosen Keepers still has Theo’s back, and so do some new friends in Egypt who are also dedicated to keeping ancient magic secrets away from the bad guys.
Secret societies, dark magic, evil curses, good friends and suspense…it’s all in there again! Theo is still smart, loyal, sensitive & brave. She truly worries that her mother thinks she is peculiar. She still gets testy when she feels her opinions are being dismissed because she is a kid, or a girl. (And who doesn’t hate that?!) Author: R.L. LaFevers
- Read Sneak Peek Chapters 1, 1 1/2, & 2 Theodosia and the Last Pharaoh
- Amazon Look Inside Theodosia and the Last Pharaoh
- Official Theodosia Web Site
- Theodosia’s Blog
- R. L. LaFevers Official Website
- University of Manchester: Making a Mummy
- University of Manchester: Writing in Hieroglyphics
- The Children’s Museum of Indianapolis: Ancient Egyptian Artifacts
- The Children’s Museum of Indianapolis Exhibit National Geographic Treasure of the Earth opens June, 2011. It will include the tomb of Egyptian Pharaoh Seti I.
- IMCPL Info Guide for Kids: Ancient Egypt
| Theo might be able to detect ancient curses but she isn’t the only girl with special powers. Emmy can shrink, Molly can hypnotize people and Gilda, well, Gilda sees dead people! | ||
| If Ancient Egypt is what you like about Theodosia’s adventures, try some of these books about other kids who find themselves caught up in the adventure and mystery of that time and place: | |||
#1: Theodosia and the Serpents of Chaos on CD & Downloadable eBook
#2: Theodosia and the Staff of Osiris on CD
#3: Theodosia and the Eyes of Horus on CD
#4: Theodosia and the Last Pharaoh
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