Book Review – Reflecting Rogue
Reflecting Rogue – Inside the Mind of a Feminist by Pumla Dineo Gqola (MFBooks Joburg) ISBN: 978-1-920601-87-4 Gqola is a professor of African Literature at
Reflecting Rogue – Inside the Mind of a Feminist by Pumla Dineo Gqola (MFBooks Joburg) ISBN: 978-1-920601-87-4 Gqola is a professor of African Literature at
A Gap In The Hedge by Johan Vlok Louw (Umuzi) ISBN: 978-1-4152-0891-5 Karl literally meets himself in an unfamiliar, neglected house. He tries to connect
Two Nights by Kathy Reichs (William Heinemann) ISBN 9780434021123 I’m a Kathy Reichs groupie, and an avid fan of forensic anthropologist Tempe Brennan. So faced with
Ratels On The Lomba: The Story of Charlie Squadron by Leopold Scholtz (Jonathan Ball) ISBN: 978-1911512875 The mid to late 80s are complex and heady
Thank You For Being Late by Thomas L. Friedman (Allen Lane) ISBN 978-0-241-30144-9 Thank you for being late is a read on how the world
Weber Classics by Jamie Pruviance (Struik Lifestyle) ISBN: 978-1-43230-797-4 We have just celebrated Heritage Day in South Africa and of course most South Africans did
Khwezi: The remarkable story of Fezekile Ntsukela Kuzwayo by Redi Tlhabi (Jonathan Ball) ISBN:Â 9781868427260 This is not an easy book to read – not because

Welcome to our book reviews for September 2017. We hope you find one or two books that you will enjoy reading from the list. If
by Michael Robotham (Sphere) ISBN: 978-0-7515-6277-4 By all accounts Meghan Shaughnessy lives the domestic dream. She is beautiful, popular with the other moms, a mother
by Jassy Mackenzie (Umuzi) ISBN 9781415209509 I haven’t read any of the previous four Jade de Jong novels, and now I’m asking myself why the hell