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The Englishman Who Wanted to Clean France
In 2017, Edmund Platt aka The English Snail embarked on an 8,000 km hitchhike around France to pick up the trash that 1 in 3 French people chuck from their cars every day. Hellbent on making some noise about the disastrous littering problem, the plastic suffocating our oceans and our broken consumer society, Eddie's message is honest, ultra-powerful, and full of home truths. Highly anticipated by the media and fans alike, his first book details the nitty-gritty life on the road in the land of frog’s legs and garlic breath. With nothing but a backpack, litter-picker and healthy thirst for beer, his three-month journey will change the way you look at life and maybe even your priorities. Time isn't money, it's much more ****ing valuable than that! This book is a human rollercoaster adventure laced with twists and turns that anyone can relate to. Rich in spontaneity, amusing and eye-opening, The Englishman Who Wanted to Clean France is the ultimate slap in the face and kick-start we could all use during these contagious times.
L'Anglais qui voulait nettoyer la France
En 2017, Edmund Platt, alias l’Escargot Anglais, s’est lancé dans un tour de France de 8 000 kilomètres en auto-stop pour ramasser les déchets que 1 Français sur 3 jette chaque jour de sa voiture. Déterminé à dénoncer haut et fort le problème des déchets et son impact désastreux sur la planète, tout comme celui du plastique qui étouffe nos océans et notre société de consommation défaillante, Eddie délivre un message honnête, juste, extrêmement puissant et plein de vérités qui dérangent. Très attendu par les médias et les fans, son premier livre détaille l’essentiel de son périple sur les routes du pays des cuisses de grenouilles et de l’apéro. Seul avec so...
The Father and Daughter: A Tale in Prose
The night was dark,—the wind blew keenly over the frozen and rugged heath, when Agnes, pressing her moaning child to her bosom, was travelling on foot to her father's habitation. "Would to God I had never left it!" she exclaimed, as home and all its enjoyments rose in fancy to her view:—and I think my readers will be ready to join in the exclamation, when they hear the poor wanderer's history. Agnes Fitzhenry was the only child of a respectable merchant in a country town, who, having lost his wife when his daughter was very young, resolved for her sake to form no second connection. To the steady, manly affection of a father, Fitzhenry joined the fond anxieties and endearing attentions of...
Sedge (Cyperaceae) Genera of Africa and Madagascar
Sedges (of the plant family Cyperaceae) can appear seemingly insignificant. On closer inspection, however, their hidden, complex and remarkable constructive design is revealed. In order to facilitate identification of the 63 genera occurring in Africa and Madagascar, this book includes, for the first time, photographs of the living sedge plants in their natural habitats and line drawings of their morphology. Additionally, photographs of small fruits, as they appear under a microscope, are included as well as full botanical descriptions, so that a detailed assessment of these plants is possible. The genera illustrated and accounted for here, carry the names that were applied at the turn of th...
La comtesse Natalia
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