Sasha Sanders’s Reviews > Kaffir Boy: An Autobiography > Status Update

My setting is interesting because the story is set in South Africa during the apartheid.

''Bewildered white women scuttled indoors and bolted doors, simultaneously unleashing vicious dogs to patrol yards, seemingly unleashing vicious dogs to patrol yards.'' pg 202

The red-brick building stood on a vast tract of land with immaculate lawns, athletic fields, swings, merry-go-rounds, an Olympic sized swimming pool, tennis courts and rows of brightly leafed trees.

'Black people did attempt to fight for their rights. It was the year in which you were born. A group of black people organized a march of protest to show white people that they didn't want to carry passes anymore'' pg 158.

The supporting character is Johanes

I read 12 pages

My question is how did your parents feel reading your book? Since it's from your perspective on a event your family went through.

I am reading a biography or a non fiction.