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OverviewFull Product DetailsAuthor: Alix JansPublisher: Fynbos Press Imprint: Fynbos Press Dimensions: Width: 14.00cm , Height: 2.90cm , Length: 21.60cm Weight: 0.658kg ISBN: 9781734936810ISBN 10: 1734936819 Pages: 522 Publication Date: 16 June 2020 Audience: General/trade , General Format: Paperback Publisher's Status: Active Availability: In stock  We have confirmation that this item is in stock with the supplier. It will be ordered in for you and dispatched immediately. Table of ContentsReviewsAuthor Beverly Swerling (City of Dreams trilogy), describes Amandla as: An epic novel that hews closely to the true story of the South African struggle and with the iconic Mandela as its shadowy fulcrum. Swerling adds: I could easily see this story written for adults and told with grace and skill from a foundation of deep knowledge and careful scholarship, becoming recommended reading in a lot of high school courses. And a good thing that would be! Diane Donovan, senior reviewer for Midwest Book Review, says: Anyone who wants to better understand the many undercurrents affecting justice, freedom and survival in past and present South Africa needs to read Amandla. It serves as the perfect introduction and summation of the country's controversial history, personalizing the story with characters who move through generations of conflict in a desperate attempt to win back their worlds and freedom. Amandla is very highly recommended for not only its historical roots, but for its ability to inject thriller, romance and family history components into the bigger picture of the struggle for power and freedom in South Africa. "Author Beverly Swerling (City of Dreams trilogy), describes Amandla as: ""An epic novel that hews closely to the true story of the South African struggle and with the iconic Mandela as its shadowy fulcrum."" Swerling adds: ""I could easily see this story written for adults and told with grace and skill from a foundation of deep knowledge and careful scholarship, becoming recommended reading in a lot of high school courses. And a good thing that would be!""Diane Donovan, senior reviewer for Midwest Book Review, says: ""Anyone who wants to better understand the many undercurrents affecting justice, freedom and survival in past and present South Africa needs to read Amandla. It serves as the perfect introduction and summation of the country's controversial history, personalizing the story with characters who move through generations of conflict in a desperate attempt to win back their worlds and freedom. Amandla is very highly recommended for not only its historical roots, but for its ability to inject thriller, romance and family history components into the bigger picture of the struggle for power and freedom in South Africa.""" Author Beverly Swerling (City of Dreams trilogy), describes Amandla as: An epic novel that hews closely to the true story of the South African struggle and with the iconic Mandela as its shadowy fulcrum. Swerling adds: I could easily see this story written for adults and told with grace and skill from a foundation of deep knowledge and careful scholarship, becoming recommended reading in a lot of high school courses. And a good thing that would be! Author Beverly Swerling (City of Dreams trilogy), describes Amandla as: An epic novel that hews closely to the true story of the South African struggle and with the iconic Mandela as its shadowy fulcrum. Swerling adds: I could easily see this story written for adults and told with grace and skill from a foundation of deep knowledge and careful scholarship, becoming recommended reading in a lot of high school courses. And a good thing that would be! Author InformationTab Content 6Author Website:Countries AvailableAll regions |
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