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publishers during thepast month,and went through the Club’s usualreading procedure.Why the Editorial Boardconsidered Mika Waltari's THE EGYPTIAN par-ticularly outstanding among the books submit-ted will be evident from the description of itin the following pages.  \nAN IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT ABOUTTHE CURRENT BOOK-DIVIDEND WILL BEFOUND ON THE INSIDE BACK COVER.  \nThe Egyptian head on the cover of the News is a color sketch ofQueen Nefertiti,wife of the Pharoah Akhnaton,of the.18th dynasty,She is one of the important figures in THE EGYPTIAN.The drawingwas made by Warren Chappell from a reproduction of the famoussandstone figure of Nefertiti found at Tel-el-Amarna,the original ofwhich was owned by the Staatliche Museum in Berlin.  \nTHEEGYPTIAN  \nA NOVEL ByMika Waltani  \nHE record of this book is already aremarkable one.It has been trans-lated into eight languages,has soldover a million copies in Europe,andis clearly on its way to that kind ofsweeping and enduring worldwide  \nTHE YOUNG PHARAOH,AKHNATON,DRAWNFROM THE REMAINS OF A SCULPTURED HEADBY AN 18TH DYNASTY ARTIST,THOTHMES  \npopularity that only the rare book,with some broad and basic humanappeal,ever achieves.The scene is ancient Egypt before the days ofMoses,and the tale is the self-told story of Sinuhe,a physician in thecourt of Pharaoh.Towering over the drama is the dreamer Pharaoh,Akhnaton,who 1400 years before Jesus tried to establish a world ofPeace upon Earth ...Very seldom,not half a dozen times in twenty-three years,have we advised members not to substitute for one of thejudges'selections.We do so in this case,because to read this book is tobecome lost in a new world;it is an absorbing reading experience weshould like to see none of our members miss.  \nPRICE TO MEMBERS:$3·35  \n(RegularRetail Price:$3.75)  \nOfSuuhe,the healer;andofa Dharaoh uh  \nMIKA WALTARI's novel recreates an ancientEgyptian civilization so vividly that it becomespart of the living memory of every reader  \neven at that time almost two thousandyears—is the master civilization of theknown world.She has reached the peak ofbeauty and orderly life,but modern doubtsand uncertainties are weakening her rulers.  \nANCIENT world comes magnifi-cently to life in this story.Historiansand archeologists have long triedto reconstruct the great civilization of theEgyptians.They have given us mummiesand hieroglyphics,these scholars;but it hastaken an understanding novelist to changethese ancient shadows into living substance.  \nIt is through the life story of a youngdoctor,Sinuhe—skeptical,curious,warm-hearted,trained in Egyptian medical science—that we come to know the nature of thiscivilization.A surgeon at the court of thegreat Pharaoh,he is an unsurpassed tellerof a tale which lacks nothing of psycholog-ical subtlety,while it is so rich in incidentthat no reader of this book will ever again  \nThe scene is a strange and old world.Greece does not yet exist,the Hebrews arewild,fighting tribes,Rome is far in 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