Marabi Dance The
Dikobe Modikwe
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Add to basketSold by Kennys Bookshop and Art Galleries Ltd., Galway, GY, Ireland
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The Marabi Dance is the striking coming-of-age novel following aspiring singer, Martha, as she falls in love with the underground Marabi culture in 1930s South Africa.
Growing up in the slums of Johannesburg, Martha is fascinated by the lively sounds of Marabi music. While her friends understand her passion for singing and dancing, her parents can only see a dangerous underworld full of gangs and violence. To make matters worse, her crush on a handsome and talented Marabi musician is developing into something more – despite her father''s plans to marry her off to her cousin. Stuck between the values of the past and a rapidly changing world, Martha struggles to see a future that won''t betray either herself or her parents.
Originally banned from publication, Dikobe''s novel beautifully captures the social climate of South Africa in the years before apartheid.
''Novels as emotionally true as this about South Africa are rare.'' Ros de Lanerolle
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