Zulu Readers (High School)

I-Dayari yeNhlakanipho (Nhlakanipho’s Diary)

Posted on September 1, 2014 by Funda Njalo
A reader suitable for grade 8 and 9 learners. Nhlakanipho is a typical 15 year old boy attending a suburbian school. His parents get divorced and to deal with his emotional turmoil his councillor advises him to keep a diary. Follow his thoughts and feelings as he overcomes his anger and teenage angst.This reader is printed in full colour.
Categories: Zulu Readers (High School)

Inkom Edla Yodwa

Posted on September 1, 2014 by Funda Njalo
High School Reader – Inkom Edla Yodwa

Our latest High School Reader

This story follows the life of Palesa as she navigates her new life in the coastal town of Ballito, KZN.
When Palesa’s dad announces that they are moving to Durban for his new job she is devastated. She feels angry, nervous and sad all at the same time. How is she ever going to make friends in a place full of new people? She had heard that everyone in Durban was unfriendly to new comers. She feels lonely and like an outsider (inkom’ edla yodwa) until she
is invited to try surfing…
Eventually she learns that it’s ok to be different, you are never going to be accepted by everyone and most importantly being yourself is all you need to do!
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Amaqhawe Ethu (South Africa Heroes)

Posted on August 1, 2014 by Funda Njalo
Too often these days, South African children idolize international
celebrities and sports stars. This collection of stories aims to promote South Africans that our youth can look up to, admire, respect and try to emulate. There are many many more everyday South African Heroes, but each of the 12 featured in this collection of short stories has overcome
tremendous odds to become the example they are today.

This reader is printed in full colour.
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