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082			_aEF MANA
100			_aMananzhe, Resoketswe _9188513
245			_aScatterlings _cby Resoketswe Mananzhe
260			_aAucland Park; _bJacana Media( Pty) Ltd. _c2020.
300			_a213 pages _c23 cm.
500			_aIn this journey, someone will get lost, someone will give up and turn back, and someone may go all the way to the end. All these people will try to tell you the story of what happened. Abram, a South African winemaker who might be English or Dutch (depending on whomever happens to be listening to his troubles) will tell you that things went wrong when his wife stopped loving him, when his children couldn’t be citizens of their country of birth, and his country tried to put him in prison and steal his vote and estate. He will also tell you that in a twist of irony, his treason came about because he loved his wife and children. Abram’s wife, Alisa, will tell you that things went wrong much earlier than that. She will outline the details of her displacement with some simplicity. This is what she knows: her ancestors were brought to the Caribbean islands as slaves, she was born in 1882, and after her birth parents died she was adopted by an Englishman who raised her in the United Kingdom.
942			_2ddc _cBOOK _w174 _xSanet Schoeman _y174 _zSanet Schoeman
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