Farag had a shawarma sandwich. I had a plan. Within minutes, one of us was being chased through the Egyptian Museum after dark, and it was not going to be me. (It was me.) I am Timo. Sleek, black, and only slightly less important to history than I let on. My collar has an unfortunate habit of dropping me into the middle of ancient Egypt at the worst possible moments, and on this particular night, one very old museum and one very good sandwich changed everything.
I chased six geese through a four-thousand-year-old marsh painting. I interrupted a goddess mid-nap and learned that cow goddesses take beef sandwiches personally.
I fed a starving royal goldsmith the best meal of his career, and may have influenced the design of a very famous golden mask. (You're welcome, Egypt.) By the time the sun came up, every object in the museum had quietly changed to include me somewhere, and Farag still isn't sure any of it actually happened.
Timo and the Night Museum is Book 7 in the laugh-out-loud Timo series, following a magnificently confident black cat who is certain he shaped ancient Egyptian history, one accident at a time.
Told entirely in Timo's own smug, deadpan voice, this richly illustrated picture book blends real Egyptian history — the Meidum Geese, the Hathor shrine, the gold mask of King Psusennes I, and a quiet nod to Tutankhamun's own journey to the Grand Egyptian Museum- with pure comic chaos that kids will want to read again and again. Perfect for ages 4–8, and for the grown-ups reading along who appreciate a good history joke tucked between the punchlines, this is a bedtime story that sneaks in real facts about ancient Egypt without ever feeling like a lesson.
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