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PAP. Condición: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condición: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condición: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condición: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condición: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condición: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condición: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condición: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condición: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condición: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condición: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condición: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - He did not mean to fall into ancient Egypt. He never means to. But he always lands on his feet.TIMO is back. And this time he has fallen, quite literally, through a crack in the sky and into the sacred Temple of Sobek, crocodile god of the Nile. When Timo arrives (soaking wet, via a sacred pool, obviously), the entire temple is in chaos. The great crocodile god himself is lying on the floor, throwing the most spectacular tantrum in Egyptian history. Someone has stolen his sacred offering: a cake. And Sobek is not taking it well. Naturally, Timo, detective, adventurer, and collector of unearned credit - decides to investigate. What follows is a case study in focused intelligence, accidental genius, and one very unfortunate quality-control decision involving a large golden cake and an alarming absence of icing. TIMO AND THE TEMPLE OF TEETH is the third book in the Timo series, a picture book adventure that makes kids laugh and parents reach for their phones to look things up. Set across the rooftops of Cairo and the sacred temples of Fayum, this book brings to life one of Egypt's most fascinating and surprisingly relatable deities. Inside you'll find: - A detective plot with a punchline that lands perfectly.- A crocodile god with a surprisingly human tantrum.- A crow who will not learn its lesson.- One very dignified cat who definitely does not have cake crumbs on his face.- Five bonus colouring pages plus a draw-your-own-adventure activity. Timo is coded, never labelled, for how many children actually experience the world: noticing details others miss, following curiosity down unexpected paths, solving problems sideways, and always finding a way to reframe any situation as a personal victory. He is arrogant without being mean, clever without being superior, and warm without ever admitting it. Perfect for: Kids aged 4-8, fans of history and mythology, classroom read-alouds, bedtime storytelling, and anyone who has ever been caught eating something that was not theirs and needed a very good explanation.…

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - Meet Timo: a sleek black Egyptian cat who is absolutely certain that most of history was his idea.In this second Timo adventure, his glowing collar drops him into Alexandria in 48 BC, straight onto a pile of royal carpets. One mouse, one very bad decision, and one tightly rolled rug later, Timo finds himself smuggled into the palace of Julius Caesar himself.What he never notices is that the queen who watched him be carried away has just had the most famous idea of her life.And he never will.Timo and the Royal Carpet is a funny, beautifully illustrated history adventure for children aged 4 to 8. Told in Timo's wonderfully smug voice and drawn in a bold, classic comics-inspired style, it works two ways: a calm, one-line-per-page read-aloud for bedtime, and a richer panel-by-panel comic for newly independent readers who love spotting every visual joke.Underneath the laughs is a quiet, lovely message for the children who notice what others miss: you don't have to be the loudest in the room to change everything. Timo solves problems sideways, hyper-focuses on what matters to him, and sees the world a little differently, and that's exactly what makes him special. (His enormous ego is just a bonus.)Parents will love the layered humour and the real history hidden inside. Yes, Cleopatra really was smuggled to Caesar in 48 BC, though historians say it was a bedding sack, not a carpet. Timo, naturally, remembers it differently.Perfect for fans of clever animal heroes, ancient Egypt, and funny picture books that hold up to being read again and again.…

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - A cat. A bird. A snake. And one very bad idea involving wings.Timo was having an excellent afternoon by the Nile. An artist was painting a bird. The painting was good, but it was missing something.It was missing a cat.One walk across the wet paint later, Timo's magic collar flashes and drops him two and a half thousand years into the past, face-first into a papyrus marsh. A sacred ibis is already sprinting for its life. There is a snake. There is a nest full of eggs. And there is a cat who has never once admitted he was running away from anything.Timo has three plans.By the time it is over, a very ordinary snake is racing down an ancient street with wings strapped to its sides, an entire town is screaming, and a Greek traveller is writing all of it down, badly.That traveller was Herodotus. What he wrote survived for two and a half thousand years. He got the bird right. He got the cat completely wrong.Timo has been waiting a long time to correct the record. Why children love these books: full-page comic art, short read-aloud lines, and a hero whose plans collapse in real time. Every page is a joke a four-year-old can follow and a seven-year-old can read alone.Why parents keep buying them: every Timo book hides a real piece of history inside the comedy. This one ends with a 'Did that really happen ' page about Herodotus, the sacred ibis, the god Thoth, and the eight million ibises the ancient Egyptians mummified, plus the difference between the sacred ibis, the glossy ibis, and the white abu qerdan everybody in Egypt still mistakes for one.Also inside: three bonus colouring pages drawn from scenes in the story. Timo is a sleek black Egyptian cat with a gold earring, an enormous opinion of himself, and a scarab collar that drops him into history at the worst possible moment. He notices what everybody else misses. He solves problems sideways. He has never lost his dignity, and he has never once been wrong - ask him.The Timo series: - Book 1 - The Key to Everything- Book 2 - The Royal Carpet- Book 3 - The Temple of Teeth- Book 4 - The Nile Hippo- Book 5 - The Angry Kitty- Book 6 - The Sinking Temple- Book 7 - The Night Museum- Book 8 - Babi the Baboon- Book 9 - The Nile Ibis- Book 10 - Timo and Little Tut (coming soon)Perfect for ages 4-10, read-aloud bedtimes, reluctant readers, ancient-Egypt fans, and anyone who has ever been outsmarted by a cat.…

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - Farag had a shawarma sandwich. I had a plan. Within minutes, one of us was being chased through the Egyptian Museum after dark, and it was not going to be me. (It was me.) I am Timo. Sleek, black, and only slightly less important to history than I let on. My collar has an unfortunate habit of dropping me into the middle of ancient Egypt at the worst possible moments, and on this particular night, one very old museum and one very good sandwich changed everything.I chased six geese through a four-thousand-year-old marsh painting. I interrupted a goddess mid-nap and learned that cow goddesses take beef sandwiches personally.I fed a starving royal goldsmith the best meal of his career, and may have influenced the design of a very famous golden mask. (You're welcome, Egypt.) By the time the sun came up, every object in the museum had quietly changed to include me somewhere, and Farag still isn't sure any of it actually happened.Timo and the Night Museum is Book 7 in the laugh-out-loud Timo series, following a magnificently confident black cat who is certain he shaped ancient Egyptian history, one accident at a time.>Inside this book: - A full comic-style adventure told through Timo's own eyes- Real ancient Egyptian history and artifacts, explained kid-simple on the 'So, Did That Really Happen ' page- Three colouring pages- A first look at what's coming in Book 8Join Timo for one perfectly calm night at the museum, involving six geese, two golden kings, one very offended cow, and a sandwich that may or may not have existed.…

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - Meet Timo: sleek black cat, ancient Egyptian wesekh collar, and absolutely certain he is the most important creature in any story he happens to be in - including this one.In Timo and Babi the Baboon, Book 8 of the Timo Adventures series, Timo notices something wrong close to home: one by one, his neighborhood friends are disappearing. The trail leads him to Souq El Gomaa, Cairo's oldest and most notorious market, where a kind tea seller, a sharp-eyed delivery boy, and a cage full of stolen pets are waiting for him.Getting caught by the wrong trader sends Timo three thousand years back in time, straight into the paws of Babi: an enormous, extremely dignified baboon who insists he is the 'Protector of the Gate' and is distinctly unimpressed by a small, talkative cat. What starts as an argument over who's really in charge turns into a jailbreak spanning two centuries - complete with a baboon grooming committee, a goat with world-class timing, a parrot doing a remarkably convincing guard impression, and one cat absolutely certain none of it would have worked without him.Like every book in the series, this one is built on real Egyptian history. Babi really was worshipped as the 'chief of the baboons,' believed to guard the gates of the underworld and greet the sunrise. Cairo's real Souq El Gomaa really does have a long, uncomfortable history with stolen pets. A 'Did That Really Happen ' page at the back unpacks both, in language a curious kid can follow.Timo Adventures pairs dry, deadpan humor with real heart: kids 4-10 will laugh at a cat convinced he personally invented animal rescue, while the grown-ups reading along catch the gentler point underneath, a cage doesn't care whose it is.Inside this book: a full-color 40-page comic-style adventure in the Ligne Claire tradition, a history page, three coloring pages, and a peek at what's next.…

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - Soy Timo. Casi toda la historia fue idea mía, aunque nadie me lo agradece nunca.Después de su última aventura, el gato negro Timo aparece en medio de un almacén de alfombras en Alejandría. Un ratón, un pequeño malentendido, y de pronto lo enrollan bien apretado dentro de una alfombra real, directo al palacio de Julio César. Allí se encuentra con una reina que tiene un plan todavía más atrevido: Cleopatra, escondida dentro de su propia alfombra, para llegar hasta el poderoso César. ¿Quién escribió esta parte de la historia Timo, por supuesto - aunque nadie se lo agradezca.Lo que hace especial a este libro: - Perfecto para leer en voz alta a niños de 4 a 8 años, con humor seco que también hará reír a los adultos- Ilustraciones cuidadas en un cálido estilo del antiguo Egipto- Una página de '¿de verdad pasó esto ' con datos históricos reales sobre Cleopatra y César- Dos páginas para colorear al final del libro- Un adelanto de la próxima aventura de Timo en el Libro 3: Timo y el templo con dientesIdeal para familias que disfrutan de la lectura en voz alta, y para cualquiera que siempre haya querido saber cómo un gato hizo historia por accidente.…

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - Conoce a Timo: el gato más orgulloso de todo el Antiguo Egipto. Todas las calles de El Cairo son de Timo. o eso dice él. Un día se cae por un agujero en el suelo, encuentra un misterioso collar que brilla y aparece en medio de un gran templo egipcio. Antes de darse cuenta, lo nombran Guardián del Templo. Por supuesto, él lo tenía todo planeado. Cada. Pequeño. Detalle. Una divertidísima aventura en el tiempo sobre un gato que se lleva el mérito de absolutamente todo, con un humor socarrón que hace reír a los niños y sonreír a los mayores. - Para leer en voz alta a niños de 3 a 7 años- Frases cortas y sencillas con giros de página llenos de ritmo- Preciosas ilustraciones de estilo cómic clásico (Tintín se encuentra con Astérix)- Con una página de datos reales: ¿De verdad los gatos protegían los templos - Incluye páginas para colorear al final>Perfecto para pequeños amantes de los gatos, curiosos de la historia y cualquiera que adore a un gato heroico con un ego enorme.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Meet Timo: a sleek black Egyptian cat who is absolutely certain that most of history was his idea.In this second Timo adventure, his glowing collar drops him into Alexandria in 48 BC, straight onto a pile of royal carpets. One mouse, one very bad decision, and one tightly rolled rug later, Timo finds himself smuggled into the palace of Julius Caesar himself.What he never notices is that the queen who watched him be carried away has just had the most famous idea of her life.And he never will.Timo and the Royal Carpet is a funny, beautifully illustrated history adventure for children aged 4 to 8. Told in Timo's wonderfully smug voice and drawn in a bold, classic comics-inspired style, it works two ways: a calm, one-line-per-page read-aloud for bedtime, and a richer panel-by-panel comic for newly independent readers who love spotting every visual joke.Underneath the laughs is a quiet, lovely message for the children who notice what others miss: you don't have to be the loudest in the room to change everything. Timo solves problems sideways, hyper-focuses on what matters to him, and sees the world a little differently, and that's exactly what makes him special. (His enormous ego is just a bonus.)Parents will love the layered humour and the real history hidden inside. Yes, Cleopatra really was smuggled to Caesar in 48 BC, though historians say it was a bedding sack, not a carpet. Timo, naturally, remembers it differently.Perfect for fans of clever animal heroes, ancient Egypt, and funny picture books that hold up to being read again and again. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. He did not mean to fall into ancient Egypt. He never means to. But he always lands on his feet.TIMO is back. And this time he has fallen, quite literally, through a crack in the sky and into the sacred Temple of Sobek, crocodile god of the Nile. When Timo arrives (soaking wet, via a sacred pool, obviously), the entire temple is in chaos. The great crocodile god himself is lying on the floor, throwing the most spectacular tantrum in Egyptian history. Someone has stolen his sacred offering: a cake. And Sobek is not taking it well. Naturally, Timo, detective, adventurer, and collector of unearned credit - decides to investigate. What follows is a case study in focused intelligence, accidental genius, and one very unfortunate quality-control decision involving a large golden cake and an alarming absence of icing. TIMO AND THE TEMPLE OF TEETH is the third book in the Timo series, a picture book adventure that makes kids laugh and parents reach for their phones to look things up. Set across the rooftops of Cairo and the sacred temples of Fayum, this book brings to life one of Egypt's most fascinating and surprisingly relatable deities. Inside you'll find: - A detective plot with a punchline that lands perfectly.- A crocodile god with a surprisingly human tantrum.- A crow who will not learn its lesson.- One very dignified cat who definitely does not have cake crumbs on his face.- Five bonus colouring pages plus a draw-your-own-adventure activity. Timo is coded, never labelled, for how many children actually experience the world: noticing details others miss, following curiosity down unexpected paths, solving problems sideways, and always finding a way to reframe any situation as a personal victory. He is arrogant without being mean, clever without being superior, and warm without ever admitting it. Perfect for: Kids aged 4-8, fans of history and mythology, classroom read-alouds, bedtime storytelling, and anyone who has ever been caught eating something that was not theirs and needed a very good explanation. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Condición: New. Print on Demand.

Condición: New. Print on Demand.

Condición: New. Print on Demand.

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Conoce a Timo: el gato mas orgulloso de todo el Antiguo Egipto. Todas las calles de El Cairo son de Timo. o eso dice el. Un dia se cae por un agujero en el suelo, encuentra un misterioso collar que brilla y aparece en medio de un gran templo egipcio. Antes de darse cuenta, lo nombran Guardian del Templo. Por supuesto, el lo tenia todo planeado. Cada. Pequeno. Detalle. Una divertidisima aventura en el tiempo sobre un gato que se lleva el merito de absolutamente todo, con un humor socarron que hace reir a los ninos y sonreir a los mayores. - Para leer en voz alta a ninos de 3 a 7 anos- Frases cortas y sencillas con giros de pagina llenos de ritmo- Preciosas ilustraciones de estilo comic clasico (Tintin se encuentra con Asterix)- Con una pagina de datos reales: De verdad los gatos protegian los templos?- Incluye paginas para colorear al final- Timo volvera en el libro 2: Timo y la alfombra real Perfecto para pequenos amantes de los gatos, curiosos de la historia y cualquiera que adore a un gato heroico con un ego enorme. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Condición: New. Print on Demand.

Condición: New. Print on Demand.