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Showing posts with label Nonkqubela. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Nonkqubela. Show all posts
Wednesday, 30 March 2016
Book Review by Nonkqubela "Good Morning Mr Mandela" by Zelda la Grange
It is a book about how Mandela was ill-treated by his own family. It reflects how his family didn’t recognise Graca’s marriage with him. It is full of untold stories about Mandela.
Monday, 22 February 2016
Book Review by Nonkqubela "Vanishing cultures of South Africa" by Peter Magubane
A very good book introducing anyone who is willing to know, to different cultures. I like the glossy pictures showing the beauty and the colours mixed/blended.
Friday, 27 November 2015
Book Review by Nonkqubela: "Spooky Teacher" by Tony Bradman
Drama happens at school in class 3, where
children misbehave a lot. Their teacher, Miss Nicely, decides to resign and a
ghost teacher comes to change the minds of the class.
Saturday, 3 October 2015
Book Review by Nonkqubela: Izidlo Zabaveleleyo by Nomvula Khalo & Lizeka Mda
A cookery book featuring local celebrities and the kind of food they enjoy. It has recipes in isiXhosa.
No Pictures of front cover available.
No Pictures of front cover available.
Friday, 11 September 2015
Book Review by Nonkqubela: Pretty Pillows: 40 inspiring projects to grace your home: by Susie Johns
Really lovely cushions that I would try to make with my daughter. These would be great as gifts if you want to make personalised cushions and chair covers. I would love to have this book at home.
Tuesday, 25 August 2015
Book Review by Nonkqubela: "J.K Rowling" by Cath Senker
It's about the author, Joanne, of the Harry Potter series of books. Her passion of writing began at home. Her parents liked to read to her. She developed the love of writing. She inspired a lot of children. Some of her books were not liked by religious people as they thought she was promoting the love of witchcraft, but in terms of reading, kids love it.
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