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brave narrative and a heartbreaking read. R194 (paperback), Jonathan Ball Publishers, available from Exclusive Books.
Breathless by Jassy Mackenzie:
This South African erotic novel is set on a private game lodge in the Kruger and may have you yearning to meet the mysterious hero Nicholas de Lanoy. The story follows New Yorker Erin Mitchell who is stranded
at the lodge when her car is swept off a bridge in a storm. Wanting to stay true to her new husband but unable to resist the lodge’s handsome owner, a tale of lust and love emerges. Easy reading. R162, UMUZI, Random House Struik, available from www.kalahari.com
Steve Hofmeyr: 50 by Steve Hofmeyr:
Published in the year he turns 50, this is a wonderful collection of photographs spanning Hofmeyr’s career and family life. Even if you are not a fan of his music, there is no denying, that he cuts an interesting figure in South African musical history and his sheer number of albums, theatre and TV appearances, newspaper articles and magazine covers will impress. An enjoyable photographic celebration of Hofmeyr’s life. R212 (paperback), Random House Struik, available from Exclusive Books.
Spot’s Spooky Fun by Eric Hill:
Spot and his friends get ready for trick and treating for Halloween but what will Spot dress up as for his great adventure? A sweet story for young readers and fans of the Spot collection. R116, Penguin, available from Exclusive Books.
Snail Trails And Other Tales by Pierre Coetzee and Leighton Jones: Three children’s stories about monkeys, snails and mice and the wonderful lessons they teach including months of the year; colours; insects; days of the week; counting to 10; different fruit and vegetables and all about your family. R129, Human & Rousseau, available from Exclusive Books.
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