Fifth graders Harry and Aashay have two weeks of spring break and one big assignment: research a product made in a foreign country. Armed with curiosity and packed lunches, they head to Chicago’s famous Field Museum to explore the wonders of Ancient Egypt mummies, linen, cotton, and all. But when they lose track of time and get locked inside after closing, they come face-to-face with a terrifying white figure shuffling toward them in the dark…
Good thing their dragons Bert and Lincoln have a way of showing up exactly when they’re needed.
From the eerie halls of a mummy exhibit to the majestic pyramids of Giza and the bustling carpet schools of Cairo, Harry and his friends embark on a magical adventure that teaches them more than any textbook ever could about Egyptian history, the ancient art of carpet weaving, and the power of standing up for others.
Perfect for young readers ages 6–10, Harry and the Dragons: Visit to the Pyramids blends adventure, history, and heart into a story that sparks curiosity about world cultures while delivering a meaningful lesson about education, friendship, and the freedom to dream big.