Nen and the Lonely Fisherman by Ian Eagleton and James Mayhew Royal Observatory Once I had found it

Once I had found it

At the heart of Dava Sobel’s fascinating brief history of astronomy

it is estimated that the black population had trebled to 30

but something is missing: his heart is empty

I was very lucky that the weather in Namibia was still excellent after I opened the roof of the observatory

Nen and the Lonely Fisherman by Ian Eagleton and James Mayhew Royal Observatory Once I had found itFar out to sea and deep below the whispering waves lives a merman called Nen. Nen spends his days exploring his underwater kingdom, but something is missing: his heart is empty. So, Nen ventures to the forbidden world above and it is here that he meets Ernest, a lonely fisherman. But can two people from different worlds be together and what will happen when a terrifying storm gathers? A lyrical, beautiful celebration of love, acceptance and faith,