How should we respond to horrifying injustices perpetrated upon
loved ones? Vengefully? Or is there a different way that builds and
affirms our shared humanity? Democracy has come to South Africa and
Dukuza is determined to follow his calling as a playwright, writing
about how people can connect. Then he is told the appalling truth
about his parents' deaths. His life veers off course. Will he
choose the power of the pen - or the panga? An inspiring story for
young people about racist cruelty, revenge, forgiveness and
redemption. The book can be read on its own or as a sequel to the
CAPS-approved Senior Phase novel, Beautiful Hope, by the same
author.
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