The Lost World Of the Kalahari. With, The Great and the Little Memory. Laurens Jan van der Post, CB

Name: The Lost World Of the Kalahari. With, The Great and the Little Memory. Laurens Jan van der Post, CB
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Book Number	04052002
Author:	Laurens van der Post
Title:	The Lost World Of the Kalahari. With; The Great and the Little Memory. Laurens Jan van der Post, CBE
ISBN:	0-7011-3295-7
Year Published:	1988
Edition:	Reprinted with additions of the 1958 1St Edition
Publisher:	Chatto & Windus Ltd London
Cover Type:	Hard Cover
Book Grading:	Very Good +; Corners very slightly bumped. Hardcover Shows no Edge-Wear. Pages are clean and Binding Tight. Nice Copy.
Jacket Grading:	Very Good. 2mm nick on Edge of front panel. Top and Bottom of Spine Shows Very slight Edge-Wear.
Pages:	261
Size:	30 cm x 22,5 cm x 3 cm
Weight:	1.450 kg
Price:	R 130
Description:	Distinguished Storyteller and Godfather to Prince William Sir Laurens tells the story of a near Magical World where the small number of remaining Bushmen made their home. Pursued by many, they preferred the arid dry land to the constant harassment from other tribes. The story is so good, that some believe it to be Fantasy - Judge for yourself!