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This one?
My first was simply titled "Sprookjesboek", which translates fo Fairytale book. It contained all the Fairytales from all the well known sources like Andersen, Grimm and Mother Goose, and a bunch of old Dutch, German and Belgian myths and sagas.
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Quote by AriesDragonThank you, always happy to learn new things. Never too old or too proud for that.
Actually, the speed a swallow flies does depend on its species. Some, like the Ethiopian Swallow, has a shorter, forked tail, whilst the Rufus Chested Swallow has very long tail streamers. Swallows also vary in size (length) from 10cm up to 25cm and in weight. These are all factors to take into consideration when one wants to know "How fast a Swallow flies". The general consensus is anything from 15 to 25mph... depending on the species.
FYI... Not all swallows are from Europe and Migrate to Africa... It is disputed as to the exact number of swallow species there are, with the number varying from 74 to 90 odd. Of these, approximately 47 can be found in Africa and not all of those are migratory. We do have two types of swallow whose name contains "Africa" but neither are referred to as just that... there is West African Swallow, and the South African Swallow, the later only migrates as far north as The Congo and Swallows are found on all the continents, except in Antartica.
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Which is more difficult for you to write: the beginning or end of a story?
The end, most of the times.
I always have those magnificent ideas about longer (chaptered) stories. For one, I managed to write a (imho) reasonably decent beginning, but I'm stuck after that. I won't give up though, but but it's difficult.
What was the first book you read, that you still remember?
Hi Ginger