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The 2013 Sunday Times Alan Paton Award Shortlist

The 2013 Sunday Times Fiction Prize Longlist

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Little White Bakkie - eBooks from Africa!

Little White Bakkie - eBooks from Africa!

Casha-Mae Schoonraad resenseer vier splinternuwe “opraap-jeugboeke”

by Maggie Marx on Feb 25th, 2013

Die kruppel engelPrinses Talia en die DraakOuens is nes ekstra bagasieTot siens, Koning Arthur

Uitspraak: almal wortels!

Tina bly op die dorp Coetzeesrus in die Karoo saam met haar grootmaakpa en haar ma. Sy gaan na die Engelse skool ­Rising Star, en presteer die beste in haar klas, maar tog wil sy na die Afrikaanse dorpskool toe gaan.

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Cats: Afrikaans, Children, Fiction, Reviews, South Africa, Youth
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