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Journey to Jo’Burg

De : Beverley Naidoo
Lu par : C. M. Smith
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This is the story of love, commitment and the flowering of the human spirit against the background of South Africa’s apartheid.

Frightened that their baby sister Dineo will die, thirteen-year-old Naledi and her younger brother Tiro run away from their grandmother to Johannesburg to find their mother, who works there as a maid. Their journey illustrates at every turn the grim realities of apartheid – the pass laws, bantustans, racism, the breakdown of family life.

The opulence of the white “Madam’s” house contrasts starkly with the reality that Naledi and Tiro face – that their baby sister is suffering from starvation, not an incurable disease.

This edition of Beverley Naidoo’s classic story includes a special “Why You’ll Love This Book” introduction by Michael Rosen, former Children’s Laureate.

©1985 Beverley Naidoo (P)1985 HarperCollins Publishers Limited
Classiques Discussions difficiles Exploration du monde Géographie et cultures Passage à l'âge adulte, choses de la vie Roman et littérature

Commentaires

“ This story is compelling”
TES

“inspirational tale…”
Network

“Growing awareness of the sufferings of South Africa’s black children brings renewed point to Beverley Naidoo’s Journey to Joburg, a story for young readers, the more searing for its gentleness, that makes them ask questions we must learn to answer.”
Guardian

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