Description
A tender, evocative portrait of a boy’s journey to adulthood in 1960s rural Zimbabwe, written by acclaimed author Shimmer Chinodya.
Following a young boy, Godi, as he navigates the complexities of childhood, family, and tradition, Dew in the Morning captures the rhythms and hardships of village life, revealing the deep-rooted connections between land, identity, and memory in Zimbabwe’s national consciousness, and lays the thematic groundwork for Chinodya’s later works.
PRAISE FOR SHIMMER CHINODYA:
''Remarkable.'' Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie
''A brutal, honest account of the freedom fighter''s struggle for independence in Zimbabwe.'' Guardian
''A humane and penetrating look at a brutal government and a bloody revolution.'' Publishers Weekly
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