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Buko is the Philippine word for coconut . This is a child's comic-book style story of this wonderfully useful tree, demonstrating its myriad uses and its place in a sustainable ecology. Great fun, and guaranteed to intrigue the enquiring mind ... Meet the Bukos: a lighthearted but educational look at coconuts and their invaluable place in our lives ... Illustrated by the author in comic book fashion for children of all ages, and even adults, with the intent of encouraging readers young and old to think about coconut usage and its benefits. The book does not tell the whole story but is intended to whet the appetite so that those interested can find out more for themselves.

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Bob was born in Birmingham and has a Bachelor of Education Degree from the United Kingdom. He began writing when lecturing at colleges and schools in the English Midlands, from the mid 1980s. After leaving academic life early to pursue his art career in 1994 he began to conceive ideas for children's stories, many of which he has now written and illustrated. Bob was a regular exhibitor at 'The Scottish National Boat Festival' [until 2005], as well as many other venues including historic castles in Scotland. Originals and prints of his artwork have sold around the world. Somewhere along the way he learned clarinet and saxophone to pursue his lifelong love of jazz. Bob was born in Birmingham and has a Bachelor of Education Degree from the United Kingdom. He began writing when lecturing at colleges and schools in the English Midlands, from the mid 1980s. After leaving academic life early to pursue his art career in 1994 he began to conceive ideas for children's stories, many of which he has now written and illustrated. Bob was a regular exhibitor at 'The Scottish National Boat Festival' [until 2005], as well as many other venues including historic castles in Scotland. Originals and prints of his artwork have sold around the world. Somewhere along the way he learned clarinet and saxophone to pursue his lifelong love of jazz.

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