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Cry, The Beloved Country: A Story Of Comfort In Desolation
In search of missing family members, Zulu priest Stephen Kumalo leaves his South African village to traverse the deep and perplexing city of Johannesburg in the 1940s. With his sister turned prostitute, his brother turned labor protestor, and his son, Absalom, arrested for the murder of a white man, Kumalo must grapple with how to bring his family back from the brink of destruction as racial tension throughout Johannesburg hampers his attempts to protect his family.
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Profound exploration of family and racial tensions.
Who is this book for?
This book is a touching and powerful portrayal of hope and despair amidst societal upheaval. You’ll appreciate how the story delves deeply into the struggles of a family torn apart by circumstances beyond their control, set against a backdrop of intense racial conflict. It’s a timeless read for anyone interested in social justice and the human spirit.
