Jaden was the most curious man that I’ve ever known. He always wanted to learn more information about the universe. Everything that was connected with the stars seemed really interesting to him. He also had a big dream which was to see the giraffe and travel around the world. Especially he wanted to visit Germany to find out if it really was written in their books that the Germans won the Second World War. Jaden started with the Netherlands. The first place which he visited in the morning was the Hague, that was located in the North Sea. After that trip he came to the Radison Blu Hotel, read an article about the Queen of Great Britain in the NRC Next, and learned some new things about the United Russia Party. Also, as he was interested in science, he was surfing the Internet searching some information about the person who got the Nobel Prize for inventing the light bulb. He left the Netherlands in the night and went to the USA. He always wanted to see the Empire State Building so he decided to make his dream come true. He actually got surprised when he was walking down the streets of New York City and saw the homeless. They had no home so most of them were playing the guitar and singing to earn a living. Soon he went to Russia in spite of the fact that he didn’t know the Russian language. He was just really interested in its history and culture so he visited the Hermitage, the Russian State Library where he learnt a lot of facts about the Rurik Dynasty. The next country he went was England. The British always seemed really kind and sincere to him and that’s one of the reasons why he decided to visit that country. There he saw the University of Oxford and the Tower. However, he wanted to visit a lot more places. For example, the Alps, the Pacific Islands, the Panama Canal, the Amazon, the Bering Sea, the Italian Peninsula, the Sahara Desert, the Balkans. Also, Jaden read the book his friend told him about but he still wanted to learn more facts about the Declaration of Independence, the Oriental Express, the Kennedys, the judiciary of the USA, and, of course, the North Pole.
