Bøker av Anita Bunn

A tall tale of the adventures of a very brave mouse called Izzy.This delightful and quirky story, follows the adventures of a mousecalled Izzy, possessor of a lion's heart. As curious and mischievousas only mice can be, she embarks on a mission that leads her on adangerous path which tests her fortitude, her fearless heart and heringenuity.Will she survive the Forbidden Garden and all its dangers? Will sherise above her physical limitations?

In this third sequel to the Tall Tales of the Sacred Garden Series, a young rabbit born from an impossible union, sets off on a perilous journey in the African Bush, to find her father, but ends up finding much more. It is a tale of lurking dangers, bravery, self-discovery, and trusting your instincts.

When your busy little bees need to calm down after a full day, Sleep said the Moon Part Two, creates a rich and welcoming oceanic sea life, brimming with creatures, great and small, that too must come to rest. Against the backdrop of green and blue water colors, a mermaid anoints her sea friends with magical sea dust, while the Moon sings a soft lullaby.

The day is done and it is time for little ones to drift off to sleep. Within saturated jewel colors and sleepy baby African animals, the Moon softly sings its rhythmic lullaby, soothing tired little spirits into a peaceful slumber.

During 1988 Anita Bunn left South Africa for America to see how other people lived. It would be for 36 months, she told her mother. She returned 8 years later with her son and settled into a small cottage on a big farm in the middle of the Stellenbosch vineyards. With great gusto, she started a new chapter in her life, falling face first into gardening, animal husbandry, compost, art and raising a son solo with often hilarious results. Anita penned these tales in a local newspaper, writing passionately about self-sustainability, her relationship with her animals and soil which she lovingly tendered throughout her life. Recipes of traditional and not so traditional South African delicacies were thrown in with abandonment. Her articles overflowed with the smells and rhythms of her beloved South Africa. These articles became the backbone of her memoirs. Her son returned to his birthplace, America and the circle was completed.Ramblings of a life in Africa evokes the spirit of an independent woman determined to live life to its fullest extent, regardless. It is a candid tale of things that befall an ordinary life. Her tales are captured in her unique style with an easy narrative and colorful illustrations burst from the pages, each one a story of their own.