Strop

Strop tells the story of a young Afrikaans girl in a house of violence, of male dominance over women and girls with no escape from its tentacles. It highlights the plight of those in a society which allows such domestic abuse through its silence and adherence to old-fashioned views of 'a man knows best.'

Historical events play out in the far north reaches of South Africa, where sparsely populated areas keep watch over the unsaid misery of stoic females.

Strop is based on true events during the 1920's.

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Strop

Strop tells the story of a young Afrikaans girl in a house of violence, of male dominance over women and girls with no escape from its tentacles. It highlights the plight of those in a society which allows such domestic abuse through its silence and adherence to old-fashioned views of 'a man knows best.'

Historical events play out in the far north reaches of South Africa, where sparsely populated areas keep watch over the unsaid misery of stoic females.

Strop is based on true events during the 1920's.

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Strop

Strop

by Hester Garner
Strop

Strop

by Hester Garner

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Overview

Strop tells the story of a young Afrikaans girl in a house of violence, of male dominance over women and girls with no escape from its tentacles. It highlights the plight of those in a society which allows such domestic abuse through its silence and adherence to old-fashioned views of 'a man knows best.'

Historical events play out in the far north reaches of South Africa, where sparsely populated areas keep watch over the unsaid misery of stoic females.

Strop is based on true events during the 1920's.


Product Details

ISBN-13: 9781763669215
Publisher: Hester Garner
Publication date: 12/18/2024
Series: Vaalbos Reeks , #1
Pages: 514
Product dimensions: 6.00(w) x 9.00(h) x 1.15(d)
Language: Afrikaans

About the Author

Hester is a child of Africa who lives in Australia. She speaks three languages and uses these to write colourful historical fiction about Africa and its peoples. Hester holds a PhD in Education.
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