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Jan 1, 2001 · The Lion Children. Hardcover – January 1, 2001. Emily (16), Travers (10), Angus (9), Maisie (7) and Oakley (1) lived in an idyllic 300-year-old cottage in the Cotswolds. They attended the local school, watched TV and did all the things English middle-class children do.
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Nov 27, 2015 · Ian McNiece and his wife Katie Nicholls have had troubling times in the past. The most traumatic event they had to go through as a couple was when Katie, while in Africa, was raped at knife point by three men, which left her emotionally and physically damaged for an extended period in her life.
The Lion Children is a story about a group of children who are taken to Botswana in 1995 by their mother Kate Nicholls to study the behaviour of lions. The book was praised by British biologist Richard Dawkins who wrote a foreword [1] and said, "This is an astonishing book, by an even more astonishing group of children."
Jan 1, 2001 · Travers, Emily and Angus, the three middle children, take it in turns to recount their adventures in the Okavango Delta, one of the most beautiful wildernesses on earth, where they must quickly learn to fetch water, dig their own toilet, and discover which creepy-crawlies can kill them.
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Angus McNeice Europe correspondent and science writer at China Daily in the UK. Former editor of The Santiago Times, former speechwriter in the U.K. Parliament, contributor to the Washington Post, El País, ESPN and the European Research Media Center.
Buy The Lion Children First Edition, First Impression by Mcneice, Angus, Mcneice, Maisie, Mcneice, Travers (ISBN: 9780752841601) from Amazon's Book Store. Everyday low prices and free delivery on eligible orders.
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Angus McNeice. London. As seen in: The Washington Post, China Daily, China Daily Global, People's Daily (English), AsiaOne, The Nation (Thailand), China Daily (Hong Kong), China Daily Asia Weekly, National Business Daily. Science writer based in London.
