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In a land not so far away and not that long ago, Hlohlesakhe and
his family lived happily, until a terrible drought came to the
land. People went hungry and starved until they got so thin you
could count the ribs of a grown man through his clothes. One day,
while he was desperately looking for something to take home to feed
his family, Hlohlesakhe wandered deep into the forest in search of
roots and berries ...
Nyaniso hates Sunday School. He knows all the Bible stories the
Sunday School teacher tells them. He heard those stories long
before he was big enough to go to Sunday School. Heard them from
Makhulu, and many more stories besides. .He has attended Sunday
School for many, many years and heard those stories over and over
again. He used to like them. Used to like going to Sunday School,
too. Then Lunga came.
In a land far, far away, a long time ago, a certain town was
suddenly beset by a plague of mice. And all were scared of nothing
and no one. These mice chased dogs and firghtened cats and made
them scuttle off, tails between their legs! The townspeople called
a meeting. To the mayor, they said “We eleccted you to help solve
our problems. Come on, then! Help us solve this problem before it
is too late!” they did not pay him to grow fat and do nothing…
Long ago, the people of Gwadana lived simple, but happy, lives.
They had found the secret of happiness. Their lives were very, very
orderly. No one broke the rules. There were no police and no jails
in that village. There were rules for just about anything and
everything you care to think of, and everybody knew those rules
well. Yes, they knew the rules very, very well indeed and happily
obeyed them all. Until one day…
In a land not so far away and not that long ago, Hlohlesakhe and
his family lived happily, until a terrible drought came to the
land. People went hungry and starved until they got so thin you
could count the ribs of a grown man through his clothes. One day,
while he was desperately looking for something to take home to feed
his family, Hlohlesakhe wandered deep into the forest in search of
roots and berries...
In a land far, far away, a long time ago, a certain town was
suddenly beset by a plague of mice. And all were scared of nothing
and no one. These mice chased dogs and frightened cats and made
them scuttle off, tails between their legs! The townspeople called
a meeting. To the mayor, they said “ We elected you to help us
solve our problems. Come on, then! Help us solve this problem
before it is too late!” They did not pay him to grow fat and do
nothing ...
Nyaniso hates Sunday School. He knows all the Bible stories the
Sunday School teacher tells them. He heard those stories long
before he was big enough to go to Sunday School. Heard them from
Makhulu, and many more stories besides. He has attended Sunday
School for many, many years and heard those stories over and over
again. He used to like them. Used to like going to Sunday School,
too. Then Lunga came.
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uMma weNyezi (Paperback)
Sindiwe Magona; Illustrated by Nicole Blomkamp
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R90
R78
Discovery Miles 780
Save R12 (13%)
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Long ago, the people of Gwadana lived simple, but happy, lives.
They had found the secret of happiness. Their lives were very, very
orderly. No one broke the rules. There were no police and no jails
in that village. There were rules for just about anything and
everything you care to think of, and everybody knew those rules
well. Yes, they knew the rules very, very well indeed and happily
obeyed them all. Until one day…
The old, cruel king was dead. All over the kingdom there were
celebrations, for no one had loved the king. Some said they had
praised him, fearing what he might do to them. The old, cruel king
was dead; hope rose like a pillar, sturdy and strong; it climbed
up, up, up to highest heavens. There would be kindness in the land.
There would be love and honour for all. There would be happiness in
abundance; poverty, abuse and disease would be no more. Or so they
thought ...
The old, cruel king was dead. All over the kingdom there were
celebrations, for no one had loved the king. Some said they had
praised him, fearing what he might do to them. The old, cruel king
was dead; hope rose like a pillar, sturdy and strong; it climbed
up, up, up to highest heavens. There would be kindness in the land.
There would be love and honour for all. There would be happiness in
abundance; poverty, abuse and disease would be no more. Or so they
thought...
Kwesukasukela, bantfu baseGwadana bebaphila bebatiphilela imphilo
lelula, kepha baphila imphilo lebajabulisako. Bebatfole
imfinhlakalo yenjabulo. Timphilo tabo betinguletetayeleke kakhulu.
Kute bekephula imitsetfo. Bekute emaphoyisa futsi kute nemajele
kulesigodzi. Bekunemitsetfo yako konkhe longakucabanga, futsi
wonkhe muntfu bekayati kahle kakhulu lemitsetfo. Yebo, bebayati
lemitsetfo kahle kakhulu, kakhulu futsi bayigcina yonkhe
ngenjabulo. Kwate kwabo ngulapho ngalelinye lilanga ...
Nyaniso hates Sunday School. He knows all the Bible stories the
Sunday School teacher tells them. He heard those stories long
before he was big enough to go to Sunday School. Heard them from
Makhulu, and many more stories besides. .He has attended Sunday
School for many, many years and heard those stories over and over
again. He used to like them. Used to like going to Sunday School,
too. Then Lunga came.
The old, cruel king was dead. All over the kingdom there were
celebrations, for no one had loved the king. Some said they had
praised him, fearing what he might do to them. The old, cruel king
was dead; hope rose like a pillar, sturdy and strong; it climbed
up, up, up to highest heavens. There would be kindness in the land.
There would be love and honour for all. There would be happiness in
abundance; poverty, abuse and disease would be no more. Or so they
thought...
In a land far, far away, a long time ago, a certain town was
suddenly beset by a plague of mice. And all were scared of nothing
and no one. These mice chased dogs and firghtened cats and made
them scuttle off, tails between their legs! The townspeople called
a meeting. To the mayor, they said “We eleccted you to help solve
our problems. Come on, then! Help us solve this problem before it
is too late!” they did not pay him to grow fat and do nothing…
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