Title: Preeminent Guide to Egypt
Product review: If you're planning a trip to Egypt, down the Nile, or even if you're just a scholar or Egyptian buff, you can do no better than this guide. As my review's title says, this is The Preeminent Guide to Egypt. At 495 pages, it's quite comprehensive, and, there's numerous drawings of temples, and multi-fold pullouts. You just don't see this kind of guide anymore. For example, if your Egyptian guide takes you to the Temple of Khons, simply turn to page 278 and you will find a diagram of the temple from overhead, as well as a description of each portion of it, all clearly labeled. It also includes a concise but helpful English-Egyptian dictionary, and a primer on Heirglyphics, and much more. Writers who write about Egypt should also have a copy of this book in their library, it will be indispensable to you. Enjoy.
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