The Casa Rosada is and apartment, they call it the Casa Rosada because the apartment is pink! April, Caroline(Aprils grandmother), Melanie and Marshall live their and.

Title: The Egypt Game 1 The Egypt Game • By Snyder, Zilpha Keatley P.P.T By Julius 2 Characters 3 Main • April is an 11 year old girl who has moved to Casa Rosada to stay with her Grandmother for the school year. Her mom was on a trip with a band. April is slightly mean and shows off, but only certain people like her friends and relatives will love her the most. 4 Main • Melanie is a friend of April who has stayed at Casa Rosado longer. She is also slender and 11 in 6th grade.

She is understanding and nice that is why she is a friend of April. 5 Main • Marshall is Melanies 4 year old brother. Even though he seems young, there isnt anything young about him. If you count the octopus security.

6 there are Other characters like Toby, Ken,and Elizabeth. 7 Setting 8 • The setting was in Michigan, a town where the professors yard was, Egypt, a dark alley, school and Casa Rosada(April, Melanie, and Elizabeth's houses. 9 Mood 10 • The mood is a lot of thing because of the way the kids are reacting to the facts hat they are finding and the way they are playing. Like when the professor had written the answer to Marshalls question all were baffled and thought it was magical until they found out it was the Professor then they felt relief.

Scary because 172 they thought the gods had sent that message and Egypt was much scarier after that. 11 Plot beginning • 12 • In the beginning April meets Melanie and Marshall.

Windows Xp Iso Crack Free Download. • They make Egypt in the Professors yard • Elizabeth moves n Casa Rosada • She is named Neferbeth and joins the Egypt gang. 13 Middle plot 14 • Melanies mom tells the kids to stay home because a murder was in the neighborhood. • They meet Ken and Toby at Halloween • Elizabeth invites them to be in the Egypt gang so they wont tell about it.

• They head back to school. 15 Ending Plot 16 • Ken and Toby join the Egypt Gang • Marshall loses and finds Security. • April almost dies because the murder had gotten her • April and Marshall find out who the murder was. 17 Awards • I would give the award of Most inspiring Egyptian book because it tells of mainly 2 kids who wanted to make an Egyptian Empire and worked hard to do it. 18 Recommendation 19 • I would recommend this to all children who love Egypt and the sort. I would really recommend it to all kids for its would but same personality.

20 • I WOULD LIKE TO THANK THE LIBRARY FOR THE BOOK, JULIUS MYSELF, KEATLY ZILPHA SNYDER, AND MRS. BROYLES FOR THE ASSIGNMENT.

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Zilpha Keatley Snyder’s Newbery Honor Award-winning book, “The Egypt Game,” was originally published in 1967 and has since become a captivating classic for young readers from ages eight to twelve. It tells of several creative youths who share a fascination with ancient Egyptian history and conjure a whimsical game that includes secret meetings, rituals and costumes based on ancient culture's customs. When this imagined world collides with real-world murder and mystery, the children participating in the Egypt Game band together and, in doing so, become closer friends. The first character introduced in “The Egypt Game” is April Hall, an eleven-year-old girl recently transplanted to California to live with her grandmother at the Casa Rosada apartments. She’s a smart young girl; however, she sometimes veils her intelligence with snobbery and superficial preoccupations. For example, April constantly wears fake eyelashes and insists on wearing her blond hair in an upswept bun. However, this superficiality could be in part a safeguard, as April is insecure and accustomed to other children not liking her -- an outlook that eventually changes after meeting her neighbor, Melanie.

Marshall is Melanie’s four-year-old younger brother, who is incredibly advanced for a young boy of his age. However, he relies on an essential crutch throughout the story that belies his true age -- Security, his pet stuffed octopus doll whose naming is not coincidental. Marshall’s easygoing attitude makes him an active participant in the early development of April and Melanie’s Egypt Game, even serving as Pharaoh.

He is also notably observant. For example, he is the only character to notice at first that the Professor is watching them from his shop window. The Professor is first positioned as a brooding, mysterious character who is tall and somewhat hidden behind a long mustache and robust eyebrows. He owns a small store known as the A-Z Antique and Curio Shop, from which he watches the children as they commence their Egypt Game in the adjacent storage lot and appropriate his cast-off replicas of ancient Egyptian artifacts.

When a young girl is murdered, some blame the aloof Professor. Fortunately, the end of the book reveals his good-heartedness.

The Professor saves April from the true murderer’s attack and shortly after divulges that he had been secretly encouraging the Egypt Game’s participants all along.