Other editions of book A Place in the Sun

In ancient Egypt, the gifted young son of a sculptor is taken into slavery when he attempts to save his father's life, and is himself almost killed before his exceptional talent leads Pharaoh to name him Royal Sculptor. Reprint.

Nine-year-old Senmut is exiled to the gold mines of Nubia, where he performs hard labor as punishment for accidentally killing a dove, and struggles to break free of the shackles that keep him from his true destiny as a sculptor.

When Senmut, a young stone sculptor, is exiled for life to the gold mines of Nubia, he must count on all his skills in order to survive. A novel of bristling intrigue, set against the dramatic historical backdrop of 13th century b.c. Egypt.

FOR USE IN SCHOOLS AND LIBRARIES ONLY. In ancient Egypt, the gifted young son of a sculptor is taken into slavery when he attempts to save his father's life, and is himself almost killed before his exceptional talent leads Pharaoh to name him Royal Sculptor.

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