Out of Africa
At TSL we are very proud of our African links. The books below are either written by South African authors or are set in Africa
Gatooma Library book cover - final copy
SIR CHOCOLATE AND THE SUGAR DOUGH BEES STORY - Robbie and Michael Cheadle
THE LAKE TANGANYIKA EXPEDITION - GWAA
THE FATE OF THE PRISONERS -Timothy Hoffelder
COLD FICTION - John Samson
POWERLESS - John Samson
SIR CHOC BABY COOKIE MONSTER A5 - Robbie Michael Cheadle
THE CELEBRATION HUSBAND - Maya Alexandri
SIR CHOC STRAWBERRY CREAM BERRIES A5 - Robbie Michael Cheadle
SOME THINGS CHANGE - St Johns Presbyterian Boksburg
SIR CHOC CONDENSED MILK RIVER A5 - Robbie Michael Cheadle
SIR CHOC STRAWBERRY CREAM BERRIES - Robbie Michael Cheadle
SHAKA ARE DEAD - John Samson
THE GOOD VICAR - RJ Whitfield
THE MOON IS TOAST - Andrew Samson
SILLY WILLY GOES TO CAPE TOWN - Robbie Cheadle
ON THE FARM - Leslie Samson
THE ROOTS THAT GAVE BIRTH TO MAGICAL BLOSSOMS - Amna Agib
Kenya Days
Reading Lady Chatterley in Africa - John Samson
A donkey called Oddsock - John Samson
From the Reich to Rhodesia - Peter Sternberg
Craig Carter Space explorer - Ilona Hawkins
Zambia - The end of the war - GWAA
There came a time - GWAA
Cinderellas Soldiers - Peter Charlton
We Remember - Diversity House
Leo The Lion Whisperer - Mavis Pachter
Family are the friends you choose 2- Marthe Kiley-Worthington
The Glowing blossoms that kept the Roots Alive - Amna Agib
Chiwaya War Voices set - Melvin Page
Raising Lazarus - Kat Francois
Criminals and Crocodiles - Arnold Woolley
Promoting Tanzanian cooperatives - Somo ML Seimu
Battle for Hurungwe - John Padbury
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Books
Henry Hartley - Ian H Mackay
British Military Chaplaincy and Religionin South Africa 1899-1902 - Dahlia Harrison
But we got the Gun - Robin Smith
First World War ends in Zambia - Francis Lungu
BSAP 1 Origins
BSAP 2 Zambesi
BSAP 3 Sunrise patrols
BSAP 4
Into Wonderland - Lawrence Leve and Mavis Pachter
Archbishop Donald Arden - Jane Arden
Rhodesian Despatches vol 1 - Gerry van Tonder
Why Africa - Melvin Page
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