Dancing in the Dust
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Imprint: Mawenzi House
(Jan 01, 2002)
Fiction, Paperback, 192 pages
Publisher: Mawenzi House
ISBN: 9781894770019
Fiction, Paperback, 192 pages
Publisher: Mawenzi House
ISBN: 9781894770019
Description of Dancing in the Dust
It is the turbulent 1980s in apartheid South Africa, when even ordinary life is full of danger and uncertainty. What will tomorrow bring? Tihelo, a thirteen-year-old girl, lives with her older sister Keitumetse and their mother Kgomotso. Kgomotso works as a maid for a white household in the city and has to depend on the neighbors to keep an eye on the girls; one day she does not come home.
Dancing in the Dust is a moving story of growing up in a fearful, oppressive society, where the only comfort for the young is dream and romance, and the only free option that of rebellion.
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