Brian Robinson Boeken

This volume offers 14 itineraries that will guide you step by step to the most hidden and picturesque corners of Paris.

Calabar beans, known for their toxic properties, are the focus of intriguing investigations that delve into their historical uses, particularly in traditional medicine and as a means of trial by ordeal in some cultures. The book explores the beans' chemical composition, effects on the human body, and their role in folklore and rituals. Through a blend of science and anthropology, it uncovers the dual nature of these seeds as both a source of peril and a subject of fascination in various societies.

Set in the 18th Century, the narrative follows a young hero who embodies resilience and ingenuity. Faced with formidable challenges like volcanic eruptions and severe storms, he navigates crises involving water and food shortages. His journey highlights the themes of bravery and problem-solving, transforming seemingly impossible situations into opportunities for greatness.