Bokang Damane is a dreamer and an outsider with mad problems. Things only get worse when everyone thinks he wants to off himself just because he wrote an essay on suicide. Really? Talk about d.r.a.m.a. Life at the moment is just a sorry son-of-a-checklist of insolvable problems...
The brand-new feel-good novel from the bestselling author of The Authenticity Project.
Iona
08:05 Hampton Court to Waterloo
“Until the point when a man started dying right in front of her on the 08:05, Iona’s day had been just like any other.
When you're this high up, no one can hear you scream: an ice-cold thriller from an expert mountaineer turned bestselling author.
Prologue
Summit day
Breathe, Cecily.
Glory is an energy burst, an exhilarating ride. A bold, vivid chorus of animal voices calls out the dangerous absurdity of contemporary global politics, and helps us see our human world more clearly.
Independence
RALLY
Whack through the bush and meet intriguing creatures, from the bok who lost his spring to the rare and robust rhino with these exciting new books.
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by Riaan Manser
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Sasol Birds Southern Africa (5th ed.)
by Ian Sinclair, Phil Hockey, et al
Spice up your life with these mouth-watering curry recipes from some of our favourite cookbook authors, Ottolenghi, Cariema Isaacs, Amerae Vercueil, Prim Reddy and Niranj Pather.
INDEX
We’re thrilled to introduce you to Yip Tolroy, the unlikely hero of the brilliant debut novel, My Name Is Yip. A social outcast and medical anomaly growing up in the toughest of worlds, Yip’s voice is captivating from the very first page.
My name is Yip Tolroy & I am a mute.
From Jonathan Kellerman’s favourite and the novel Marlon James can’t write without to the story that started Bonnie Garmus journaling and the one that made Sam Lloyd want to be a writer, here are the books that had the biggest influence on some of our favourite authors.
1987. ’n Konvooi vegvoertuie is op pad na Angola om oorlog te maak. Vir die eerste keer is Suid-Afrikaanse tenks deel van die opmars om die Rooi Gevaar te stuit. Kommandant Leon Marais dra nie net die las as bevelvoerder nie, maar bots ook met sy direkte hoof. Dit is van die grootste veldslae met Suid-Afrikaanse tenks in Angola. Daar is soldate wat sterf en vermink word. Ander breek onder die spanning. Almal keer terug met wonde in hul gemoed. 'n Klinkende stuk van historiese fiksie.