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... the magical experience of time travel?
Tom's Midnight Garden by Philippa Pearce
If you loved Ka's mysterious journeys into ancient Egypt, you'll be enchanted by Tom's Midnight Garden, where Tom discovers a magical garden that only appears at midnight and allows him to travel back in time to meet Hatty. The seamless blend of historical intrigue and the wonder of moving between eras makes this a perfect next read.
... adventures inspired by Egyptian mythology?
The Red Pyramid by Rick Riordan
Since you enjoyed Ka and Topher's encounters with Egyptian gods and history, you'll be thrilled by The Red Pyramid, where siblings Carter and Sadie Kane discover their family's ties to ancient Egyptian magic and gods. The fast-paced plot and clever use of mythology bring ancient Egypt vividly to life.
... strong character growth through time-displaced adventures?
Charlotte Sometimes by Penelope Farmer
If Ka's growth and courage as she faces the mysteries of the past resonated with you, Charlotte Sometimes will captivate you as well. Charlotte wakes up in another girl's body in 1918 and must navigate a new life, learning empathy and strength through her unique journey.
... detailed historical worldbuilding through time slips?
A Traveller in Time by Alison Uttley
If you were fascinated by the vivid recreation of ancient Egypt, you'll love A Traveller in Time. Penelope is transported to the time of Mary, Queen of Scots, where rich historical detail and atmosphere immerse you fully in another era.
... a goal-driven plot revolving around magical artifacts?
The Indian in the Cupboard by Lynne Reid Banks
If you were gripped by Ka and Topher's mission to return the cat-goddess to her rightful time, The Indian in the Cupboard offers a similarly compelling quest—Omri must protect his magical cupboard and the tiny living figures it brings to life, navigating the challenges and responsibilities that come with it.
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