She won the Carnegie Medal in for The Moon in the Cloud. This book was the first in a trilogy set in ancient Egypt. The subsequent books were The Shadow on the Sun and The Bright and Morning Star. The book was also the basis. Librarian Note: There is more than 4/5. The Bright and Morning Star focusses on the children of previous books' protagonists. Merenkere's children -- Ta-Thata and Sinuhe -- are, of course, due to be married to one another. Neither is especially keen on the idea, and Sinuhe's tutor, the priest No-Hotep, has plans of his own/5(4). It is the first book of a series sometimes called the Egyptian trilogy, followed by The Shadow on the Sun () and The Bright and Morning Star (). Harris won the annual Carnegie Medal from the Library Association, recognising the year's best children's book by a British subject. Macmillan published the first US edition in
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New Normal and Industry Society In Applied Science, Computer and IT, Engineering, Health, Business, Management, Education, Social Science, Law and Sustainability. Click to read more about The Bright and Morning Star by Rosemary Harris. LibraryThing is a cataloging and social networking site for booklovers. The Bright and Morning Star focusses on the children of previous books' protagonists. Merenkere's children -- Ta-Thata and Sinuhe -- are, of course, due to be married to one another. Neither is especially keen on the idea, and Sinuhe's tutor, the priest No-Hotep, has plans of his own.
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