The Magnificent Journey Across the Football Field
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for years rather than to stick your neck out and try something new.
But our determination eventually prevailed!”
Written with wit, insight and a whimsical imagination, this is the story of a
tiny little pixie who ventures outside his grassy house in search of a new
home for his kin, learning and pondering the mysteries of human nature
as he treks across the football field which makes up the whole small
world he’s ever known. His ambition and astounding intellect lead him to
ponder the timeless question: Why are human beings such
preposterously strange creatures?
A heartfelt piece about harmony and courage, this story is a beloved and
treasured read for adults and children alike.
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The Magnificent Journey Across the Football Field - Anthony Choong
THE MAGNIFICENT
JOURNEY ACROSS THE
FOOTBALL FIELD
ANTHONY CHOONG
Copyright © 2023 by Anthony Choong.
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Dedicated to the stupid, adventurous,
laughing child inside my body who
will never die. Keep going, mate.
CONTENTS
The Reason Why
In Our Village
Setting Off
Carrying On
The Great Great Dragon
Agitated Stirrings
Besieged
After The Fact
DIARY
Name: Ben Fuke
THE REASON WHY
Good Afternoon! My name is Ben and I have a sister called Lia. I got this book as a diary for my 7th birthday, but never used it till now, when I am 12.
You will notice that there are some grammatical and spelling errors here, and further down throughout this book. Please forgive me as I am just a child. There is much to explain.
I will start by saying that I live with (and am) the Fukes, a type of Pixie. We live under houses that look like the blades of swords, but these, in fact, are blades of grass. I only just discovered that the reason why these blades of grass can support our weight is because we are in fact very small. The world above us is very big and extremely complicated, and I know this is true because I have done much study on the upstairs
world, as we call it, but I still don’t understand so much as a fraction of it, and I am a smart boy.
I have decided to find a new