A story about a brother and sister trying to throw off the legacy of hatred and derision that formed so much of their upbringing in South Africa.
Like Water In Wild Places Summary
Like Water In Wild Places by Pamela Jooste
"Like Water in Wild Places" is a story about a brother and sister trying to throw off the legacy of hatred and derision that formed so much of their upbringing in South Africa.
About Pamela Jooste
Pamela Jooste was born in Cape Town, where she still lives. She is the author of four critically acclaimed novels- Frieda and Min, Like Water in Wild Places, People Like Ourselves and Dance with a Poor Man's Daughter, her first novel, which won the Commonwealth Best First Book Award for the African Region; the Samlam Literary Award, and the Book Data South African Booksellers' Choice Award.
Short-listed for Book Data/SAPnet Booksellers' Choice Award 2001
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