The Adventures of Inanaka and Tuni
Learning to Write in Ancient Babylonia
text by Jane Gordon and Susanne Paulus, illustrations by Madeline Ouimet
Journey back in time 3,800 years to Nippur, a city in ancient Babylonia, as a girl sets out on a quest to become a scribe. Follow along as Inanaka learns how to make a tablet and write her name, solves the many puzzles of the cuneiform writing system, and prepares with her family for a festival, all with the help (some of the time, at least) of her dog, Tuni.
- By (author) Jane Gordon
- By (author) Susanne Paulus
- Illustrated by Madeline Ouimet
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