In between the English story appear words marked in italics: e.g. terms like hokkie, bhuti, Bajita, mlungu, Ewe ... or whole phrases in Xhosa language.[1]
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The Question and Answer section for Mother to Mother is a great resource to ask questions, find answers, and discuss the novel.
Chapter 4 teaches us about womanhood in Guguletu. Before Mandisa knows to worry about Mxolisi, it is Siziwe she worries about. Siziwe is vulnerable in the chaos, and on her way home, Mandisa worries that her daughter will be raped. Rape, along...
Amy is tall and strong. She has a radiant smile and long dark hair.
Cape Town Apartheid in 1990s South Africa.
