Geronimo Stilton #26: The Mummy With No Name
Geronimo Stilton #26: The Mummy With No Name 111 pages English version published by Scholastic Inc. (2006) Geronimo Stilton had been summoned by his dear friend Professor Cyril B. Sandsnout to help on a mysterious occurrence at the Egyptian Mouseum. In the previous week, Professor Sandsnout had brought out a golden sarcophagus and put it on display at the museum. Professor Sandsnout named the unidentified mummy inside the sarcophagus “The Mummy With No Name”: the papyrus parchment he found inside the sarcophagus told him that the mummy was the body of an Egyptian pharaoh, but the parchment was torn halfway and so the pharaoh was unidentifiable. The parchment, written in hieroglyphs, also mentioned about the pharaoh’s “greatest treasure”, but the part about the treasure had been torn in half. The missing half of the parchment – which contained information on who the pharaoh was, and what (or where) his greatest treasure was – was only one of Professor Sandsnout’s troubles. The other pro