Lansdowne Dearest, by Bronwyn Davids childrens

Lansdowne Dearest, by Bronwyn Davids childrensIn the 1920s, Bronwyn Davids great grandpa Joe McBain built their family home in Lansdowne. In this memoir, Davids vibrantly recreates life lived in this house for generations: Theres doekpoeding for Christmas; helpful neighbours dropping by for advice and chommies playing kennetjie. But this is also an account of a gut wrenching loss. Set against the background of apartheid forced removals, this is a charming and authentically South African family

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has been found brutally raped and murdered

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