Too late to remember
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- ISBN8235500297
- EAN9798235500297
- Date de parution12/07/2026
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- ÉditeurIoakim Ioakim
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Bethany Ridge, July. The cold gets into your bones. Caro's diary starts with pain. Not the pain of birth, but the pain of what comes after. When her daughter Zanele is born, Caro sees something she wasn't ready for: a Black child in a white family. In a town where everyone looks the same, Zanele looks different. And Caro doesn't know how to love her without fear."What are they going to say in Bethany Ridge when they see her?"Her husband James sees a gift.
He sees his grandmother Ouma Rose in Zanele's face, and he refuses to give her up. But Caro sees danger. Rejection. Shame. So she tells the world Zanele is her "late uncle's daughter." She tells Zanele to call her "Auntie, " not "Mama."Told through Caro's diary and Zanele's, this is the story of a family breaking apart under the weight of secrets, colorism, and the question no one wants to answer: Can you love a child you wish was different
He sees his grandmother Ouma Rose in Zanele's face, and he refuses to give her up. But Caro sees danger. Rejection. Shame. So she tells the world Zanele is her "late uncle's daughter." She tells Zanele to call her "Auntie, " not "Mama."Told through Caro's diary and Zanele's, this is the story of a family breaking apart under the weight of secrets, colorism, and the question no one wants to answer: Can you love a child you wish was different
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