Pamela Jooste 3-Book Bundle - South African Fiction Collection

Condition: Secondhand. This curated bundle of South African fiction includes three compelling novels by Pamela Jooste, each offering a unique glimpse into South Africa's rich cultural and historical landscape. All books are in good condition, with some minor foxing and water damage on select titles, adding character to these collectible editions.

Explore the vibrant stories of South Africa through these engaging novels:

• Dance with a Poor Man's Daughter: Set against the backdrop of apartheid-era Cape Town, this novel follows eleven-year-old Lily as she navigates her community's vivid culture and her mother's fight for justice. Winner of the Commonwealth Writers' Prize for Best First Book in Africa (1998).
  Format: Paperback, 348 pages, published January 1, 1999 by Transworld Publishers. Slight foxing present.
• Like Water in Wild Places: A captivating story about the Bushmen's legends told to Conrad by a Bushman named Bastiaan, imparting wisdom about nature and philosophy.
  Format: Paperback, 272 pages, published January 1, 2000 by Doubleday. Water damaged and foxed but intact.
• People Like Ourselves: A perceptive novel exploring social change in post-apartheid Johannesburg, focusing on Julia's experiences in the new South Africa and the decline of old social norms.
  Format: Paperback, 302 pages, published 2003 by Doubleday. Slight foxing.

These books are perfect for collectors, readers interested in South African history and culture, or anyone seeking powerful stories from the region. Add this bundle to your collection today and enjoy a literary journey through South Africa's past and present.