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Mungai and the Goa Constrictor
Wouldn't it be just perfect to get everything you want in life without lifting a single finger or claw! Mungai thinks it would, and goes all out to get it in a humorous tale of greed, consumerism and the environment… and fermented apple juice!
Told through the eyes of animals, the reader is taken on a compelling journey through the jungle, together with a wealth of colourful and enjoyable characters, conspiracies and the unlikely friendships forged between the various species of the animal kingdom.
A timeless tale for children and adults alike
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Carte Blanche by Amelia Curzon 
[…] Mata Hari, Spy for Germany & femme fatale, executed 96 years ago; October 15, 1917. (ameliacurzonblogger.wordpress.com) […]
[…] Mata Hari, Spy for Germany & femme fatale, executed 96 years ago; October 15, 1917. (ameliacurzonblogger.wordpress.com) […]
Another very interesting post. Natalie 🙂
I had always heard of Mata Hari, but didn’t know a great deal about her. I was fascinated reading through that article.~ Amelia 🙂
Same here. And I also found the post very informative and interesting. I don’t think I would have ever guessed at what and who she really was. Blessings, Natalie