Soweto Tea Party by Nokuthula Mazibuko Msimang

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It's the early 1980s and life in Soweto is not easy.
Princess looks to Baba for help and soon they are sharing a fantasy tea party with some of the greatest freedom fighters in South African history.
A tender and inspiring story for children about life during the height of apartheid.
The story presents history in an imaginative way, demonstrating how joy, encouragement and music can bring humanity and hope in challenging situations.
Illustrated by Sam van Riet.
10 Feb English South Africa Kids & Family · Performing Arts

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