1939. The story of the young Egyptian king, who was perhaps the first human being really to glimpse the significance of the idea of One God, is an indispensable part of the religious heritage of every child. Mrs. Edwards has told this story with great skill and charm. One could wish that this book might fall into the hands of every youngster, during the impressionable preadolescent years, to become a part of his treasury of spiritual insight and to foster within his mind and soul the genuine spirit of religious tolerance. An outstanding example of the new kind of material now being published for purposes of religious education, both in Sunday schools and at home.