Take me to the River

By: Russell H. Kaschula Material type: Text

TextPublication details: South Africa : Cape Town. Davidphillip; 2014. Description: 112 pages. 20 cmISBN: 9781859285852Genre/Form: English Junior Fiction DDC classification: Summary: Take me to the river is a poignant coming of age story set against the backdrop of the Eastern Cape landscape. Zama and Pieter are neighbours who share the joys of friendship and confront the dangers of growing up. This thrilling story, written in English and peppered with isiXhosa expressions, will captivate young readers and keep them reading.

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Take me to the river is also available in isiXhosa as Emthonjeni.

Take me to the river is a poignant coming of age story set against the backdrop of the Eastern Cape landscape. Zama and Pieter are neighbours who share the joys of friendship and confront the dangers of growing up. This thrilling story, written in English and peppered with isiXhosa expressions, will captivate young readers and keep them reading.

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