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The Heavens May Fall
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The Heavens May Fall

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Unity Dow’s fourth novel tells the story of Naledi Chaba, a young attorney who has to battle prejudices within the legal profession and in the broader society. Her clients are mainly women and children, and she finds that under traditional law and modern Botswana law they are without protection. This novel follows Naledi and her best friend and cousin Dr Mmdi More as they struggle against the frustrations of a society in transition. How can an unmarried, childless professional be expected to triumph – even occasionally – in a world caught between tradition and cosmopolitanism.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Spinifex Press
Country
Australia
Date
1 August 2007
Pages
200
ISBN
9781876756482

Unity Dow’s fourth novel tells the story of Naledi Chaba, a young attorney who has to battle prejudices within the legal profession and in the broader society. Her clients are mainly women and children, and she finds that under traditional law and modern Botswana law they are without protection. This novel follows Naledi and her best friend and cousin Dr Mmdi More as they struggle against the frustrations of a society in transition. How can an unmarried, childless professional be expected to triumph – even occasionally – in a world caught between tradition and cosmopolitanism.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Spinifex Press
Country
Australia
Date
1 August 2007
Pages
200
ISBN
9781876756482