Where's My Mummy?

A young mummy initiates a game of hide-and-seek with its mother in an Egyptian tomb. The search leads through chambers filled with ancient artifacts and surprising encounters. The story follows a classic childhood game structure but sets it against the backdrop of Egyptian history and mythology. Pictures and text build anticipation as the little mummy explores the tomb's interior. The book combines elements of adventure, family bonds, and cultural learning while maintaining a light tone suitable for young readers. Its exploration of parent-child relationships in an unusual setting creates a unique take on a familiar childhood scenario.

Parents and teachers report that this lift-the-flap board book keeps toddlers engaged through several readings. Multiple reviewers note that children like pointing out the different animals and enjoy saying "peek-a-boo". What readers liked: - Durable flaps that withstand grabbing hands - Simple text that builds repetition - Halloween theme without being scary - Illustrations convey humor through animal expressions What readers disliked: - Some found the ending predictable - A few mentioned the book feels short - Occasional comments that flaps can tear with rough handling Ratings: Amazon: 4.7/5 (119 reviews) Goodreads: 4.1/5 (193 ratings) Sample review quotes: "My 18-month-old giggles at each animal and loves lifting the flaps." - Amazon reviewer "The flaps have lasted through 3 kids." - Goodreads user "Not as sturdy as other board books we own." - Barnes & Noble reviewer

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🎨 Author-illustrator Simms Taback won the prestigious Caldecott Medal in 2000 for his book "Joseph Had a Little Overcoat" 👻 The book plays with the classic game of hide-and-seek, giving it an Egyptian twist by setting it in an ancient tomb 🏺 Real mummies were often buried with their favorite possessions, including food, jewelry, and even pets, to use in the afterlife ✏️ Taback's signature artistic style includes bold colors, collage elements, and humorous details that reward careful observation 🗿 The story combines elements of both counting books and seek-and-find books, making it educational while remaining playful