cabeceira
Cry, the Beloved CountryAlan Paton

Cry, the Beloved Country

Alan Paton · 1948 · 272 pages
Advertising · Amazon affiliate linkView on Amazon

As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. Learn more..

About the book

Published in 1948, this classic by Alan Paton is a moving portrait of South Africa during apartheid. The story follows Stephen Kumalo, a Zulu pastor who leaves his rural village to search for his son in Johannesburg, only to discover a world of racial injustice and corruption.

With poetic prose and profound humanist compassion, Paton weaves a narrative that addresses themes of redemption, sacrifice, and the possibility of reconciliation between peoples. The work remains one of the most touching portraits of the struggle against oppression and a universal appeal for human rights and dignity.

Book details
AuthorAlan Paton
Year of publication1948
Pages272

Recommended by 2 people

More from Fiction

Related books

See category