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So You Are ADD Too?
“We spend time in our dreams, our special world where everything is on our side” sirpeterjamesdotcom I dream of visiting faraway islands on distant shores, lying on a beach, engrossed in my favorite pastime – dreaming.
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The Little Prince – Book Review Part Two
In the original book review, I discussed aspects of the book written by Antoine De Saint-Exupery. However, as promised, I will now take you on a behind the scenes journey in terms of the lives of the author and his wife, Consuela Suncin and finally the death of the author.
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Rediscovering Heroes of The Past
This post is subscribed by ‘kezsuniverse’ Please note whilst the story is true, any names mentioned are fictitious (comment: sirpeterjames.com)
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Safari to Dar es Salaam.
This post is subscribed by ‘englishrose’ My Father, a flight engineer on a Central African Airways Viking aircraft was killed off the coast of Tanzania when the plane crashed in 1953. I was eight years old at the time and always believed that a day would come when he would return and it…
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The Little Prince
A Book Review The Little Prince was authored by Antoine De Saint-Exupery (1900-1943), a French nobleman, in 1943. De Saint-Exupery was an aviator and the author of several bestselling novels, but the Little Prince far exceeded his wildest dreams.
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Jessica and Pieter-Jacobus
All the while she gazed out her upstairs window – the bright moonlit Transvaal winter’s night revealed a fantasy landscape before her. It was a stage upon which she could set the actors as she wished.
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‘Tanamera’ – By Noel Barber
Book Review: ‘Tanamera’ – Noel Barber First Published in The United Kingdom in 1981. Who should read this book?
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A Birthday Gift
theladyscarlett – writes: My sixtieth birthday had arrived and I was offered a choice of a party or a hot air balloon ride. For me, it really wasn’t a choice – I have always wanted to take a ride in a hot air balloon.
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The Fairy and the Caterpillar (Part Two)
Clarence was terrified and began wriggling for all he was worth. The bird swooped towards the river, heading for her young ones in their nest. Then Clarence squirmed free and fell headlong into the water, where a fish took a bite at him, narrowly missing and in doing so, knocked him onto the bank. Badly…
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The Fairy and the Caterpillar
Once there was a young and very hairy Caterpillar, called, Clarence, who lived on the jungle floor. The world around and above him was filled with many, many different and often, dangerous creatures. Whilst there was an abundance of food and water around, there was the equally good chance of being food for many other…