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From a small village, a journey through Africa into the world.

Raised in the countryside, knowing difficult work on a farm, the only girl among four brothers, with my feet firmly on the ground, open to the world, with love for people, with God in my heart I believed in human goodness in all circumstances. I graduated from primary school in 1965, high school four years later, and economic studies in 1973. I always wanted to be serious but not gloomy, active but not overbearing, I wanted to use my resources of wisdom for my family and friends and, as the years passed, accept the suffering I had experienced with humility and even sweetness. I am aware that my memories may contradict other people’s views. Youthful, unconditional love based on a traditional Catholic upbringing combined with the harsh Spartan African reality influenced my mature understanding of life, human relationships, repentance and humility.

The memoir “From a small village, a journey through Africa into the world” reads like a gripping adventure novel. Alicja’s experiences are amazing and adventurous – a girl from a small village who first becomes involved with a Nigerian man then copes well on her own in a distant, somewhat wild country. Her memories are also a large piece of Polish history and life in the Polish People’s Republic, as well as the history of Nigeria. The cultural differences between our countries described are fascinating, as well as how the world has changed – official matters related to obtaining a passport and visa in a communist country, communication through unreliable letters and telegrams. Alicja also experiences blood-curdling adventures, in her memoirs she mentions many attacks and other dangerous situations that could have resulted in her death or the death of someone from her family or friends.

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Fun Dog Stories Kindle

Welcome to “Fun Dog Stories: Tales from Dogs,” a collection of heartwarming and entertaining tales narrated by our four-legged friends themselves. This book is a tribute to the joy, companionship, and occasional mischief that dogs bring into our lives. Each story in this collection is told from the perspective of a different dog, giving readers a glimpse into the adventurous, humorous, and sometimes surprisingly insightful world as seen through their eyes.

Dogs have always held a special place in the human heart. They’re not just pets; they’re family members, loyal companions, and sources of unconditional love. They have a unique way of looking at the world, and this book aims to capture that essence through various tales that span from the thrill of backyard adventures to the mysteries of the night and the excitement of new experiences.

In this book, you will meet a diverse cast of canine characters. There’s Charlie, the playful Golden Retriever who embarks on a backyard journey filled with wonder and surprises. The brave German Shepherd, Luna, takes us on a thrilling nighttime adventure. Sandy, the energetic Border Collie, shares a day of fun at the beach, and Max, the curious Pug, explores the bustling cityscape with wide-eyed enthusiasm.

Each story is not just a narrative; it’s an experience, a slice of life from a dog’s perspective. These tales are filled with humor, adventure, and, sometimes, the simple joys of everyday life. From the excitement of a snowy day as seen by Bella, the fluffy Samoyed, to the lazy, laid-back musings of Ziggy, the Bulldog, these stories celebrate dogs’ diverse personalities and experiences.

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Kobo, the Husky

Illustrated on the cover page of this book.

If you’re expecting a two-legged author with a penchant for typing, think again. Meet Kobo the Husky, a four-pawed novelist with an icy gaze and a warm heart, known in the dog parks as the Hemingway of Huskies. With snowflakes for dandruff and a coat thicker than the plot of a detective novel, Kobo has penned “Fun Dog Stories: Tales from Dogs” using a keyboard that’s seen more nose taps than a butcher’s shop window.

Born in the frosty embrace of the Great North, where the snow is always fresh, and the sleds are always speedy, Kobo’s journey from barking at the moon to becoming a literary moonbeam has been nothing short of remarkable. He’s a husky of few barks, but many words are often found musing over the profound intricacies of squirrel psychology or the latest trends in fire hydrant design.

A philosopher at heart, Kobo has been known to ponder the meaning of life, only to be distracted by the delightful jingle of a leash. His musings on life are as deep as the snow he loves to frolic in and as captivating as his blue-eyed stare. Kobo’s writing style? A mix of cold-nosed curiosity and tail-wagging enthusiasm, with a penchant for dramatic pauses… and treats. Always treats.

Kobo’s rise to fame in the literary world was fueled by his love for napping on a good story and the occasional snowball fight for writer’s block. “Fun Dog Stories: Tales from Dogs” isn’t just a book; it’s a collection of tail tales from a husky who’s chewed more slippers than he cares to admit.

For Kobo, every snowflake is a potential character, and every paw print a story. Whether he’s chasing his own tail to understand circular plotlines or burying his nose in the snow for inspiration, Kobo’s dedication to his craft is unwavering.

Children adore him for his playful antics, and adults can’t help but chuckle at his wry observations of human and canine behaviors. He writes for the young, the old, and the young at heart, believing that a good belly rub and a captivating story hold the same value.

So, as you flip through the pages of this book, remember that it was written by paws dusted with snow and guided by the instincts of the wild. Kobo may not have a fancy degree, but he’s got a spirit as free as the arctic winds and a voice as unique as his paw prints on a snowy canvas.

Whether Kobo is actually aware that he’s an acclaimed author is a topic of debate at the local dog park, but one thing is for sure – he’s the only writer out there who can truly say that they’ve “marked” their work in the most authentic way possible.