The Golden Goblet

by Eloise Jarvis McGraw

First published 2000

Ranofer dreams of following his father's path as a master goldsmith in ancient Egypt. His cruel brother Gebu stands in his way, hatching schemes that threaten everything Ranofer holds dear. The young apprentice must navigate the dangerous world of Egyptian workshops and tombs, where gold flows freely but trust runs thin. Gebu's mysterious activities grow more sinister by the day, forcing Ranofer to choose between safety and justice. As he uncovers his brother's dark plans, Ranofer realizes he must act alone to protect both his future and his honor. The boy who once cowered before his brother's anger must find the courage to stand up and fight for what belongs to him.

Genres: historical-fiction, adventure, ancient, ancient-history

Vibes: emotional, suspenseful, thought-provoking

Tropes: enemies-to-lovers, found-family

Setting: Egypt

Period: Ancient

248 pages · Paperback · Scholastic

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