by Barbara Mutch · Alianza · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788491047742
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The year is 1919. Cathleen moves to South Africa to get married, but her marriage doesn't turn out as expected. Isolated, she finds solace in writing in her diary and raising her children, Philip and Rose, as well as Ada, her maid's daughter, whom she teaches to read and love music. Everything changes when Ada discovers she is pregnant, expecting a mixed-race child in a country that does not allow interracial relationships. 'The Maid's Daughter' is a moving novel that portrays the drama of two women of great value.
South African writer
