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Where do baby apes sleep?

In apricots!

How would a cannibal describe a man in a hammock?

Breakfast in bed!

What ten meters tall, green and sits in a corner?

Incredible Sulk!

When is a door not a door?
When it's ajar!

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Unstoppable: My Life So Far - Maria Sharapova

Usually, I do not find autobiographies particularly fascinating or something that I would want to write a review on. I find them predictable— hardships and overcoming challenges. After all, how can a 16 year old “review” the life of one of the best tennis players in the world? Therefore, in this review I will talk about an aspect of Maria’s personality. During the entirety of the book, something that stayed with Maria through the good times and the bad, is her determination. The fire that blazes in the pit of her stomach to be the best player on the court, to fight harder than the last, to run a little bit faster everyday, to be The Champion has always burnt high and strong. It started from the moment she picked up her first oversized tennis racquet. But it also burnt with the most intensity when she started to feel down. She always judged herself by tbe number of times she got up after falling down. Her competitive spirit is unlike what I have ever seen or read about before, ...

Indian Crafts - Bandhani, Jamnagar

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The Worst Witch

In continuation of the witches theme, here is another book: 'The Worst Witch ' by Jill Murphy. It is the story of a girl who is a slow learner in the academy of witches. Tumbling, breaking her broomstick, turning her enemy into a pig and many other things keep us laughing. In the end she proves to be a brave witch by saving the academy from the bad witches. The pictures in the book add more fun to the story.

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