Burn My Heart (740) and Chain of Fire (910) By Beverley Naidoo
|
Leopold Blue
by Rosie Rowell
|
When Morning Comes
|
Cape Town
|
A
Place Called Vatmaar
By AHM Scholtz
|
The Year the Gypsies Came (860 Lex)
|
Kaffir Boy (970)
By Mark Mathabane
|
Stones
for My Father (970 Lex) By Trilby KENT
|
Paper Bird: A Novel of South Africa
|
Country of My Skull
By Antjie Krog |
Long
Walk to Freedom (1120)
By Nelson
Mandela
|
Our Generation
By Zubeida Jaffer
|
The Middle of Somewhere: A Story of South Africa (800)
Or
Waiting for the Rain (940)
|
No
Turning Back: A Novel of South Africa (790) by Beverley Naidoo
|
A
Dry, White Season (750)
By Andre
Brink
|
Cry,
The Beloved Country (860)
By Alan
Paton
|
Go Well Stay Well
|
The World Beneath (650)
|
My Traitor’s Heart
by
Rian Milan
|
Zulu
Dog
By Anton
Ferreira
|
The Elephant Whisperer
by
Lawrence Anthony
|
Jock
of the Bushveld
By Sir James P. Fitzpatrick
|
Love, David
by Dianne Case
|
All
We Have Left Unsaid
By Maxine
Case
|
Boyhood:
Scenes from Provincial Life By J.
M. Coetzee
|
Born
a Crime
By Trevor
Noah
|
Afrika (690 Lex)
|
Ruby Red
|
Wednesday, February 13, 2019
SOUTH AFRICAN LITERATURE BOOK CHOICES Part 2
Here is a brief list of books about South Africa - many specifically about Apartheid. Feel free to research and find your own book if the suggestions don't appeal to you. REMEMBER: This is the book that you will do your final project/assessment on at the end of the unit.
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