Shortlisted for the Spread the Word : Books to Talk About 2008.
A highly evocative story about the injustices that took place under the apartheid regime in South Africa. A young girl, Koba, witnesses the murder of her family and is brought up away from her people. She faces the choice of staying with the people who have grown to love her, and facing exile from her people, or returning to her tribal roots. A fascinating debut.
Offering a rare glimpse into an endangered culture, Salt & Honey is set in southern Africa during Apartheid and depicts a young Bushgirl displaced from her Kalahari desert-tribe. It is an epic, stirring story championing the power of human endurance and understanding.
| Primary Genre | Modern and Contemporary Fiction |
Offering a rare glimpse into an endangered culture, Salt & Honey is set in southern Africa during Apartheid and depicts a young Bushgirl displaced from her Kalahari desert-tribe. It is an epic, stirring story championing the power of human endurance and understanding.
Salt & Honey features in the following genres: Modern and Contemporary Fiction, General Fiction, Fiction
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Salt & Honey was written by Candi Miller and published by Legend Press Ltd
Salt & Honey has 223 pages
