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Book lacks depth

NEVER judge a book by its cover. That’s one thing Charlie Masala and Gail Vermueulen’s book is likely to teach you.

By looking at , one would think it follows the tale of a white woman adopting a young black boy and both navigating their lives at the height of apartheid. You couldn’t

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