An ageing preacher, Reverend Kumalo, travels from a remote village
to the metropolis of Johannesburg, to find his sister and his son.
There, his world collapses as he slowly pieces together what has
happened. However, there is hope even in despair - and the reverend
understands what he must do to rebuild his family and community.
This classic South African novel takes the reader on a journey into
the past and into the lives of ordinary people who answered fear,
anger and hopelessness with love, compassion and respect. It asks
questions, suggests solutions and highlights issues that are
relevant to all South Africans today.
First published in 1948, it
has sold over 15 million copies, and in 1960 the author, Alan Paton
was awarded the Freedom Award for his role in countering the
apartheid regime.
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