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    Posted January 13, 2013 by
    LaurenHaupt
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    Johannesburg, South Africa
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    My Favourite Books About Africa:

     

    Some of my favourite stories from an unknown and misunderstood continent.

     

    ·     Around Africa On My Bicycle – By Riaan Manser

    ·     The Elephant Whisperer - By Lawrence Anthony & Graham Spence

    ·     Mukiwa: A White Boy In Africa – By Peter Godwin

    ·     Playing the Enemy: Nelson Mandela and the Game That Made a Nation (Also know as Invictus) – By John Carlin

    ·     Last Of The Free – By Gareth Patterson

    ·     The Last Rhinos – By Lawrence Anthony & Graham Spence

    ·     Fiela's Child - By Dalene Matthee

    ·     Circles In A Forest - By Dalene Matthee

    ·     Jock of the Bushveld- By Sir James Percy Fitzpatrick.

    ·     Long Way Down - By Ewan McGregor and Charley Boorman

    ·     Don’t Run What Ever You Do - By Peter Allison

     

    With the exception of the Dalene Matthee’s books all of the above are true stories, however Dalene Matthee is a historical writer so although the charters aren’t real their way of lives are real.

    I was going to divide these into “human” and “wildlife” categories but then I realized that they are far too interconnected. For example ‘The Last Rhinos’ is as much about peace talks with Joseph Kony and the LRA as it is about rhinos!

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