Escape to Africa in 10 riveting tales
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Summary
The landscapes and people of Africa have inspired books from adventure yarns to poignant childhood memoirs.Sweeping savannas and impenetrable forests. These titles range from true tales of growing up in the shadow of apartheid and flying high as a female bush pilot to a centuries-spanning novel of slavery and freedom.Itâs the latest entry in our Around the World in Books series. We hope it inspires you to travel through the pages and, one day soon, to Africa.Donât Letâs Go to the Dogs Tonight, by Alexandra Fuller, 2001.
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