Ndoki : Trapped In The Web Of Witchcraft
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Gain a whole new perspective on an alternative interpretation of life shared by millions in Africa south of the Sahara. Set in Angola and the Congo, this biographical novel is based on a true story. The reader becomes immersed in the practical day-to-day implications of a worldview which includes a nearly inescapable web of witchcraft. Titi, the story’s heroine, will have you smiling and shedding tears as you look at life through her youthful eyes.
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SKU (ISBN): 9781604770742
ISBN10: 1604770740
Charlene A. Harvey
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: September 2007
Publisher: Xulon Press
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