books, book review
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Poetry anthology is a collection of sharp-edged shards
Not This Tender, a debut poetry anthology by Libyan-born Sarah Uheida is full of sharp edges.
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Review of rhyming children’s book of Ode to the River
“Gliding through grasses, past forests and fields … It feeds and protects, it soothes and it heals. Onwards it pushes and onward it goes. But where is it going? Nobody…
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Children’s book reviews: Ben and the Bullies and Dance to Your Own Beat
We review two children’s books, one about having the courage to be yourself and another about dealing with bullies.
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Book review of author Roslynne Toerien’s newest books
Author and teacher, Roslynne Toerien, of Durban has added two more books to her acclaimed rhyming wildlife series. The books, The Feathered Five and The Nocturnal Nine, which include a…
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Book review: The Village Indian tells of quirky small town life
Quirky characters and village life make for one hilarious read when a “bolshie” city slicker discovers that small town life is anything but dull.
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Book review of How to Win Friends and Influence People
Probably in its gazillionth reprint, this book’s enduring popularity may have something to do with its consistent updates. Fundamentally, the base premise of this book is about understanding people. Its…
