Egyptian Mythology

Captivating Stories of the Gods, Goddesses, Monsters and Mortals

By: Matt Clayton

Narrated by: JD Kelly

This book on Egyptian mythology is part of the best-selling series, Norse Mythology - Egyptian Mythology - Greek Mythology. In this ultimate guide on Egyptian mythology, you will discover captivating stories of the gods, goddesses, monsters, and mortals.

In this audiobook, you will also find factual history as well as insightful information regarding Egyptian mythology.

This audiobook is broken into three parts:

• Fantastic Images - Ancient Egyptian myths and legends as we know them today
• Factual History - Covering pre-history through classical antiquity
• Unraveling Myth - Looking at Egyptian mythology from a fresh perspective

This audiobook is jam-packed with fascinating facts and stories. For instance, it covers perhaps the most popular of all the Egyptian stories - the myth of Osiris. Pieces of this story have been found throughout Egypt. One of the most appealing aspects of the Osiris myth is the human-like behavior of the gods within the story. Many of the other gods of the Egyptian pantheon were rather emotionless and their stories far less interesting. With the Osiris story, the gods display a broad range of emotions that made them more real to mere mortals.

Just some of the questions and topics covered in this audiobook include:

• Egypt in context
• Creation
• Fall of humanity
• Osiris myth
• Chief gods of the egyptian pantheon
• Lesser known pantheon
• Secrets of Giza - sphinx and pyramids
• King list
• Ancient Egyptian history
• Classical antiquity
• Dragons and other creatures
• Osiris, Isis, Seth and Horus
• The meaning of myth

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©2017 Matt Clayton (P)2017 Matt Clayton

Great collection

This is a fine book of tales that came from ancient Egypt. It includes the Gods, tales of magic, and tales of Adventures. I think this book is a good way to teach to kids how Egyptian Mythology saw life. It's much like the mythology books about other ancient cultures.

Easy to follow and understand

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Egyptian mythology is not as popularly known as Greek mythology, but I managed to learn more about it through Matt's books.This Audiobook Captivating Stories of the Gods, Goddesses, Monsters, and Mortals.

Simply LOVE IT!

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Simply LOVE IT! It makes it fun for all to hear and read.I bought also the Greek and Norse mythology and will definitely buy the Tales from the Arabian Night too.The examples are perfect.Great book.

just an Excellent book

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This is an ideal must-have book for anyone researching the belief, gods, and goddesses of ancient Egypt. It provides a unique and likely history of the creation and content of Egyptian religion and outlines the myths and fables through the various repetitions possible, and The Book of the Dead. It's a great sourcebook for the many religious cities and the different combinations of deities that controlled in each one. Just an excellent book.

just a starting point

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There is a lot of useful erudition about Egyptian Mythology. The book left a lot of topics in my mind, ones that would search more deeply and clearly into their gods and mythology and flesh out the details. But, this book is a good source point for anyone who is engaged in their belief system.

Very informative book on Egyptian Mythology

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When I was a kid I would spend countless hours reading about Greek gods and their stories. So much to learn from them.
This Audiobook has helped me re-connect with this old passion of mine and refresh some of my knowledge.

amazing

Bought this book for me and my son and absolutely love it! Visted Egypt many many times as a kid and it was nice to revisit it all.

It’s a compilation of facts & myths, but not many stories

If you’re a factoid, you’ll love this book. As a person trying to get an idea of Egyptian gods, I found it lacking. It was dry & the author poured over long fact sheets of gods & Egypt’s past rulers. When finishing the book, I was as confused as ever about Egypt’s past.

i love this book

: this is a great book that I highly recommend, and even though she left out quite a few gods, I think the ones she left out aren't completely needed. Also, the added feelings and thoughts give more life to the story, making it more engaging for older listeners. I think that you'll love this book.

Both interesting and strange

The information given at first was very interesting. The list of gods got pretty dull as they were just listed off. When it got into prehistoric sky ships and camera drones from lost technology of Atlantis, well... I had a hard time not laughing at the absurdity of it.