“Dinge wat ek nie van skape geweet het nie” is a charming and moving story by the talented South African author Jaco Jacobs. The book takes us on a journey through the eyes of young Benjamin, a boy who discovers that life is full of unexpected adventures and valuable life lessons.
Benjamin’s world is turned upside down when he and his family move from the bustling city to a farm in the countryside. In this new environment, Benjamin faces a series of challenges and experiences that he could never have imagined.
One of the most remarkable and transformative experiences occurs when Benjamin meets a peculiar and charming sheep named Percy. While spending time with Percy, Benjamin begins to realize that sheep are much more than just woolly animals grazing in the fields. In fact, he learns that sheep have their own unique personalities and are capable of forming deep bonds with humans.
Through his interactions with Percy and the other animals on the farm, Benjamin learns valuable life lessons about friendship, responsibility, and the importance of accepting change. He discovers that life on the farm is not boring at all and that there is always something new to learn and appreciate.
As the story unfolds, Benjamin’s journey of self-discovery and personal growth will captivate readers of all ages. Jaco Jacobs masterfully weaves humor, heart, and valuable insights into this moving story, making it a must-read for anyone who enjoys a good coming-of-age story filled with endearing characters and valuable life lessons.
“Dinge wat ek nie van skape geweet het nie” is a book that will leave readers with a smile on their face and a warm feeling in their hearts. Whether young or old, everyone can find something to appreciate in this charming story of adventure, friendship, and the wonders of farm life.
So, if you are ready for an enchanting journey into the world of sheep, friendship and self-discovery, be sure to pick up a copy of “Dinge wat ek nie van skape geweet het nie” by Jaco Jacobs. It’s a story that will stay with you long after you’ve turned the last page.
Please note that the book is originally written in Afrikaans. For non-Afrikaans speakers, English translations may be available.