The Noddy books, created by Enid Blyton, follow the adventures of Noddy, a kind-hearted character living in Toyland. Noddy learns valuable lessons about friendship, honesty, and kindness in a whimsical world inhabited by various toy characters like Big Ears the Brownie, Mr. Plod the Policeman, Tessie Bear, and the mischievous goblins Sly and Gobbo. These […]
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The Mummy and Dracula need no introduction as far as horror is concerned. The latter is a true symbol of all horror since 1897 when he was introduced to the world thanks to the Irish author Bram Stoker although the former’s popularity unlike that of the latter is not directly due to literature even though
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Jurassic Park, later known as Jurassic World, is a popular American sci-fi franchise about a failed attempt to create a dinosaur theme park. It all started in 1990 when Universal Pictures and Amblin Entertainment acquired the rights to Michael Crichton’s novel, even before it was published. The book and the 1993 film adaptation directed by
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When BBC’s Walking With Dinosaurs aired on TV in November of 1999, it became an instant sensation thanks to its boosting in interest of prehistory, something that Jurassic Park had done before. The purpose of the series was to showcase what dinosaurs might actually have been like and how they lived when they were alive
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Jaws, known for its terrifying deaths caused by a massive great white shark and the pursuit of it led by Police Chief Martin Brody, marine biologist Matt Hooper, and shark hunter Quint, is a highly successful film adaptation of Peter Benchley‘s best-selling novel. As a movie fanatic, I believe captivating films are worth revisiting,
Neurodiversity is the diverse thinking of our brains (some like to say our individuality), no two people are born the same, neurodiversity celebrates that in a simple word. All of us in life as we age, grow and change, we always discover who we are, what makes us the person we are and
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Fairy Tales since their origin are one of the most entertaining part of every child’s life. Over the years, they have grown to interest people of all ages because they take us to enchanted lands, discover unique characters and above all inspire us. Since I was three (or four) years old I have always read
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Cryptozoology is the study of animals that are unknown to man and are thus known as ‘cryptids’ when a species is not identified for many years. When a particular species is not identified for many years, the animal is put on the list of cryptids (the gathering term for all animals that fall under
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Aladdin, one of the world’s most famous stories, follows a young boy’s mundane life until he is tasked with finding a magical lamp housing a life-altering genie. This brings both positive and negative outcomes, driving personal growth and resilience. He battles a sorcerer for the lamp, encountering another genie, ironically in a ring given to
All of us overcome struggles in life. Without going through all kind of struggle such as sadness, hardship and breakdown or depression, we never discover the positive and inspirational people we turn out to be in the end and go onto help others make a difference to themselves. I have certainly been that kind of
