The life in Johannesburg, South Africa, as seen by a man who travelled through during part of his youth. A classic of African literature that my husband read when he was in college.

"an insider's picture, intimate, authentic, full of life."

going into goaliegirl's travel narrative book box.

Pulling this one out of the bookbox because it looks unique and interesting.

I think I will take this book with me to the meet-up and see if anyone is interested in it. Given the stack of homework for grad school and the mountain of books in the house, I will not be getting to it any time soon. If no one at meet-up is interested, it can go on the OBCZ shelves at Birdie's.

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Chosen from large pile of books from the BCinDC Nov. monthly meet-up.

To be released at the 2019 Gaithersburg, Md. Book Festival for someone else to enjoy.

This book is being released at the BookCrossing table hosted by BCinDC members at the 2019 Gaithersburg Book Festival.

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