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Salt & Honey

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The book 'Salt & Honey' is written by Candi Miller. 'Salt & Honey' is set in southern Africa during Apartheid. In the story, the character, Koba, witnesses her parents’ murder by white hunters and is taken from her Kalahari desert tribe. She learns to adapt and survive in a very dangerous environment. The book analyzes themes of racial inequality and survival in a beautifully dangerous setting.

About the author

Candi Miller

Candi Miller developed her fiction from sustained engagement with the Ju|’hoan San and the history of southern Africa. Salt & Honey, published by Legend Press in 2006, introduces Koba, a young girl whose life is shaped by survival, cultural contact, and the pressures surrounding her community in the Kalahari.

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Reading time
About 5 hours
Pages
349
Language
English
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