I want to see the sea - The Unlikely Story of Camilla 1

Author: Christian Jolibois
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Publish Date: 2006-09-01
Features: "Life must surely hold more fun things than sleeping!" The big and small Camels have always held this belief. They persistently pursue the things considered unimaginable within their species. To see the sea, to pick stars, to chase back the escaping sun—along the way, they face countless hardships and difficulties, but always turn misfortune into good fortune and danger into ease. In the end, they also reap rewards beyond imagination and extraordinary fruits. We can regard Camels as a symbol, an essential "companion" on the path of growth. Read The Camels to become a unique you!—Children's Reading Promoter Christian Jolibois (Chrisian Jolibois) is 32 years old this year. His mother is an Irish fairy, which is a secret. He can tirelessly weave a string of whimsical stories one after another. To focus solely on writing stories, he has temporarily moored his "Tanoe" three-masted ship beside a small village in Burgundy. Moreover, he often chats with pigs, trees, roses, and chickens.
Table of Contents:
The Camels 1—I Want to See the Sea
The Camels 2—I Want a Star
The Camels 3—I Want a Brother
The Camels 4—I Go Find the Sun
The Camels 5—I Love Little Black Cat
The Camels 6—I Can Defeat Monsters
Editor's Recommendation: "Life must surely hold more fun things than sleeping!" The big and small Camels have always held this belief. They persistently pursue the things considered unimaginable within their species. To see the sea, to pick stars, to chase back the escaping sun—along the way, they face countless hardships and difficulties, but always turn misfortune into good fortune and danger into ease. In the end, they also reap rewards beyond imagination and extraordinary fruits. We can regard Camels as a symbol, an essential "companion" on the path of growth. Read The Camels to become a unique you!—Children's Reading Promoter

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