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Reviewer: Mariss Stevens For a slim volume of 112 pages this is a weighty book. It contains an intriguing mix of the personal and the political, and is written with a candour that cuts to the bone. The disclaimer states: “This is fiction. Sort of.” The back cover blurb calls it a story and a meditation. Let’s leave it at that and resist the urge to debate how much is fact and how much is fiction. That said, technically it is a Bildungsroman, a novel of formation or of education, according to the translation given by M.H. Abrams in his A Glossary of Literary Terms. But then, perhaps not.

Of forest because when one says i despise. continue growing slowly the colobus monkeys contributions are being appreciated but the habit it is still shrinking that's why the risk encourages people to plant trees before. we do. indeed. he said. i don't. read them to plant trees around. the indigenous because those are the best. we have around here. trees like the baobab tree colobus monkeys eat their leaves and blossoms the monkeys tend not to forage for human food but rely heavily on the trees and humans