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This collection of rhyming stories will suit anyone over ten years old with a fondness for reading and a sophisticated vocabulary. These stories are full of subtle humour. They deal with believable human characters in slightly outlandish settings, having adventures that stretch the imagination...ever so slightly! Here you will find no dark magical empires, and no introspections about the problems of today. This is just good clean fun. Scary? No! Cheeky: yes! The focus here is on leaving the reader amused and amazed, and feeling good about the fun there is to be found in life. This particular…mehr

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This collection of rhyming stories will suit anyone over ten years old with a fondness for reading and a sophisticated vocabulary. These stories are full of subtle humour. They deal with believable human characters in slightly outlandish settings, having adventures that stretch the imagination...ever so slightly! Here you will find no dark magical empires, and no introspections about the problems of today. This is just good clean fun. Scary? No! Cheeky: yes! The focus here is on leaving the reader amused and amazed, and feeling good about the fun there is to be found in life. This particular collection of stories was meant for ages 10 to 15. But many adults have enjoyed them so much they came back to the author to buy more copies of the book for their friends.
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Autorenporträt
Gregory Pastoll has a BSc in Mechanical Engineering from the University of the Witwatersrand and a PhD in Higher Education from the University of Cape Town. After a short stint in industry, he spent altogether 14 years as a lecturer in basic mechanical engineering, and for much of that time was course co-ordinator for Mechanics 1 and Mechanics 2 at the Cape Technikon, and at the Peninsula University of Technology. He ran mechanics labs and design-and-build projects as part of his courses in mechanics. He also spent 14 years as a consultant on university teaching methods at the Teaching Methods Unit at the University of Cape Town.