My Children Have Faces

My Children Have Faces

By Carol Campbell

Pages

144

Rating

4.07

Year

2013

Social IssuesModern And Contemporary FictionFamily LifeLiterary FictionRealistic FictionAfrican Literature

Description

It's been fifteen years of hiding for Muis. Now, with the Karoo veld so dry, Kapok, her man, insists on pointing their donkiekarretjie toward Leeu-Gamka, the one place Muis never wants to see again. Miskiet is waiting for her there and is going to make her pay for what she did. Little Witpop is excited: town means she can watch television and maybe go to school, while her brother Fansie hopes there will be more food for him and their baby sister, Sponsie. Their return unleashes the devil and forces them to flee. The police can't help if you don't have papers to prove that you were born. Vividly showing the invisible people of the Great Karoo, Carol Campbell's thrilling novel brings the nomadic karretjiemense to life.