Bøger af Chris Dale

The Boy from Peru follows the tale of a ten-year-old who is taken out of an idyllic lifestyle living in his country of birth in Lima, Peru, to attend a public boarding school eight thousand miles away in a country that has a totally different culture. It depicts his experiences and adventures as he rebels against his parent's decision to give him a better education.This book is is based on actual experiences of the author and some events have been slightly embellished for the enjoyment of the reader.

This book follows the terrifying experience of having a stroke and the remarkable journey made towards recovery; living with the aftermath; and the battle to keep a positive frame of mind, as seen from the victim, his partner and some views from his friends. It is based on an actual true experience of the author, but all the names and characters have been changed to protect identities. This actually happened and it commences with the period leading up to the stroke, it describes what the author went through during the attack, and his mental -physical and sheer determination to recover from his ordeal and get back to as normal a life as he could. He had to learn how to walk, talk, eat and see again as he suffered a Medulla infarct of the left side. The dramatic element is he and his partner had to postpone their wedding day due ten days after the stroke, but succeeded a year later. So this is a story of a journey before during and after and how he found life again.

Staying in one place leads to a mundane life. Traveling the world and watching it evolve around you as you make friends and find love can change your life forever in the best way; Zyess and Clatria felt the same way. In an elf's life, stagnation was never the way to live and, instead, sheltered them from the world.Join them in their travels as they meet friends, family and learn about themselves. See the world through their eyes as they fight, laugh, love, and cry together while discovering the wonders that await them outside of their homes. Sometimes, the thread of fate can lead you to something that was but a fleeting dream. The joy of what comes next is only just the beginning.