Learning to Play With a Lion?s Testicles: Unexpected Gifts From the Animals of Africa
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| Rating | : | 4.64 (999 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B00BAH8RA2 |
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| Number of Pages | : | 276 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2017-09-12 |
| Language | : | English |
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Anne Hendren Coulter said A Walk in the Park. Melissa Haynes, “Learning to Play with a Lion’s Testicles” is a must read for anyone who loves animals, has turmoil in their family lives or likes nice writing. Haynes has brilliantly interwoven the great themes of life and literature&. love this book! Despite a few grammar problems, I loved this story. I had heard about it on Jimmy Fallon's show and was intrigued by the title. Melissa's journey really hit home for me. Fear, regret and guilt are not welcome in our lives. Our time here is so precious. . loved the book! The name of the book caught my attention.The beginning of the book also caught my attention because it was well written and humorous! Her experiences were very interesting and I learned something about South Africa too! I will encourage others to read t
Even Mother Nature pounds the reserve with the worst storm in a century. When death grips the game reserve, it is the very animals Melissa has come to save that end up saving her.For the reader who has ever dreamed of going to Africa or knows the pain of loss and guilt, LEARNING TO PLAY WITH A LION’S TESTICLES will fill your soul.. But Melissa stands her ground with grit and determination, however shaky it may be.Conflict soon sets the pace with a cast filled with predatory cats, violent elephants, and an on-going battle of wits with the Drill Sergeant. Playing with a lion&rsq
She ghostwrote a column about entertaining in the Vancouver Courier for years and a chapter in the award-winning chef's cookbook Inside the Recipe Box. Melissa Haynes created and orchestrated successful national campaigns for major corporate players, opened and ran a prosperous business in Mexico. She is a self-admitted chron
She ghostwrote a column about entertaining in the Vancouver Courier for years and a chapter in the award-winning chef's cookbook Inside the Recipe Box. She is a self-admitted chronic adventure junkie and travel addict. She is passionate about animals, adventure, conservation and scribbling. Her project management experience landed her a handful of lucrative Olympic contracts for the 2012 Winter Olympics. But her greatest accomplishment and adventure to date was volunteering in Africa and living to write about it.. About the AuthorMelissa Haynes created and orchestrated su