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  • Jackie M

    jackie m said:

    This is one of my all time FAVORITE BOOKS!!!

    posted Friday, June 13 2008
  • karen c

    karen c said:

    Really really liked it

    posted Thursday, April 3 2008
  • grace a

    grace a said:

    I LOVE THE WAY THE BOOK WAS WRITTEN. ANOTHER THING I LIKE ABOUT THE BOOK IS THE WRITER'S CONSISTENCY.THOUGH, IT IS TRUE AND FICTION BLENDED TOGETHER, IT HELPS YOU TO APPRECIATE WHAT REALLY HAPPENED IN SOUTH AFRICA.

    posted Saturday, January 26 2008
  • dabora

    dabora said:

    please read this book!, you will thank me.

    posted Friday, December 28 2007 ( | view 1 reply )
  • Isam e

    isam e said:

    This is a great BOOK I had read it in Wad-Madani High School and I do love it the most .

    posted Sunday, December 16 2007
  • Victoria C

    victoria c said:

    I read this unforgettable book when I was in high school. I remember being so moved that I cried for days afterwards.

    posted Sunday, December 16 2007
  • PHILEMON O

    philemon o said:

    For us to maintain sanity and have respect for humanity, one has to read this book. Not trying to draw parallels with the Nazi-Jews story but I am saddened that the black community in South Africa have failed to take advantage of their tragic history unlike the Jews...there is so so much that needs to be done by the Black South African to appreciate this tragic history for the prosperity of future generations.

    posted Friday, November 9 2007
  • kellybee

    kellybee said:

    One of the best books I have ever read. Paton can teach us all something about forgiveness.

    posted Tuesday, September 25 2007
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