About This Book
Reach for this book when your child is grappling with the complexities of fairness and sibling conflict, or when they are showing an interest in the darker, more dramatic side of history and mythology. This retelling of the foundational Egyptian myth provides a safe, structured way to explore the concepts of grief, betrayal, and the restorative power of love within a family. It is especially helpful for children who find comfort in the idea that justice can prevail even after a significant loss. The story follows the goddess Isis as she searches for her husband, Osiris, who has been murdered by his jealous brother, Set. Through the medium of a graphic novel, the book visualizes the intense emotions of the characters, making the ancient themes of devotion and resilience accessible to modern readers. While it touches on death and sibling rivalry, it handles these topics through a mythological lens that feels epic rather than traumatic, offering a hopeful resolution about the enduring nature of the spirit. It is an excellent choice for 8 to 12 year olds who enjoy high stakes adventure and are ready to discuss the difference between power and leadership.
