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Just type into Amazon's search bar: ASIN: B09B79NZM3


A learned boy named BB from a mythical human-like species
called dwillets, travels Ulecea, a country on the mysterious
planet Serren, offering help and advice to those in need.
Along the way he meets many characters, mythical, human
and talking animal, who all help to make his journey which is
filled with fun, wild times, song and music as well as terror,
anxiety, danger and deadly encounters, unforgettable.

For girls, boys and adults too.



Ebook £3.97

Paperback £10.97

Completely FREE with kindle unlimited.



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Pictures and songs from the book are available for free on the tube. Type into a browser for the pictures and songs:

A book for all ages, A Young Boy's Adventures On A Magic Planet, pictures and songs



Also, for any mathematicians who just happen to be passing by, if you will, please take a look at this recently published paper:

A Procedure for Trisecting an Acute Angle.

It was written by Lyndon O. Barton, a retired professor. His words will explain things better than I could.


Abstract

This paper presents a graphical procedure, using an unmarked straightedge and compass only, for trisecting an arbitrary acute angle. The procedure, when applied to the 30 angle that has been "proven" to be not trisectable, produced a construction having the identical angular relationship with Archimedes' Construction, in which the required trisection angle was found to be exactly one-third of the given angle (or E'MA = 1/3E'CG = 10), as shown in Figure 1(D) and Figure 1(E) and Section 4 PROOF in this paper. Hence, based on this identical angular relationship between the construction presented and Archimedes' Construction, one can only conclude that geometric requirements for arriving at an exact trisection have been met, notwithstanding the theoretical proofs of Wantzel, Dudley, and others.