The Egyptian Book of Days: A Heartsong

by Lisa Schoonover

Overview

This book is part of the Ancient Tales™ series. In Ancient Egypt, scribes were an important part of society. In this book, a poem from the era is shared with readers that was originally penned by these ancient scribes, and shared thousands of years later with the author.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9780989997676
Publisher:	Anitya Press
Publication date:	03/12/2015
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
File size:	16 MB
Note:	This product may take a few minutes to download.
Age Range:	9 - 12 Years

About the Author

Lisa L. Schoonover is a published author, ESL instructor, educational publishing consultant & curriculum developer, and literacy advocate. A graduate of the Iowa Writers' Workshop, Lisa has over twenty-five years of combined teaching and publishing experience with Houghton Mifflin, Pearson Education, McGraw-Hill, Riverside Publishing, as well as other educational development houses and major publishers across the country. She has been instrumental in implementing pilot reading and writing programs, (including the Headstart and Homeschooling programs), and has been teaching ESL to learners for twenty years. Lisa's passage and item writing work can be found in educational texts and guides nationwide. She has also been an editor for the European and Asian educational markets. Lisa was Assistant Editor of Schoolwisepress in San Francisco, and Science Content Editor for CK-12 in Silicon Valley. Lisa is the originator of Anitya Press, and the creator of the Ancient Tales™ series for children, which has already received high praise for originality in both content and artwork. Lisa is the author of The Indigo Butterfly, and Nepal: The Sacred Treasure. Ancient Tales™ titles include: The Rainbow Maiden of Kauai'i, A Day in Florence, Nepal Life, Lost Murals of Oakland, and Desserts From the Spice Road. She is currently promoting her newest title, The Egyptian Book of Days: A Heartsong. Lisa has written for numerous travel magazines chronicling her travels, such as Conde Naste Traveler, Transitions Abroad, Budget Travel, and Boots 'N All. She was the local arts reporter for both the MV Times, and Martha's Vineyard Magazine, and her work has appeared in city guides throughout Boston, San Francisco, Seattle, Chicago, as well as international publications like The Irish Independent and Celtic Tides. Lisa weaves together her years of travel, teaching, writing, and publishing experience to create quality, memorable stories for her readers.