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title: "Tandia"
brand: "bryce courtenay"
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# Tandia

**Brand:** bryce courtenay
**Price:** KD 21.80
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- **What is this?** Tandia by bryce courtenay
- **How much does it cost?** KD 21.80 with free shipping
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## Customer Reviews

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    Very good reading with what could have been a difficult subject
  

*by R***D on Reviewed in the United States on August 30, 2014*

It is very rare I give a five star rating as I always think it gives a little wiggle room and something for an author to strive for, however I found this novel as a follow on/ sequel to The Power of one filled all of my requisites. It continued the story of The power of one in a way that was totally unexpected but enthralling also. The pages and chapters just flew by and had I been on a long flight I would have read it continuously.It brought to my attention the situation knowledge I had been lacking re the time towards the end of Apartheid in South Africa. I will not try to describe the events here as they are more than adequately explained in the book. It also leads the reader into a voyage of discovery that explains more than one side of a situation whereas in my experience the explanation of the apartheid situation in SA was  very one sided.I was a little surprised at the end as I thought there could have been another book to make it a trilogy.However although not detracting from the plot in any way at all there were several characters who seem to be a fixed part of Bryce Courtney's stories this including in the three books I have read by him there is a childhood friend or college friend who is Jewish and they go on to be partners in legal business.In all a very good read very easy to read good story line and difficult to put down.After reading these two books I went on to read another of his books (Danny Dun) just as enthralling I am sure I will read Tandia again as well as Danny Dun, Have already read The Power Of One twiceI found it quite hard to Believe the author was Australian and Nt from SA as he seems to have a great in depth knowledge of events.

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    It didn't disappoint
  

*by A***R on Reviewed in the United States on October 14, 2009*

The minute I got this book I opened it and never stopped reading till I was done.  The first book The Power Of One has remained my favorite book out of hundreds read.  I had no idea there was a sequel until by chance I looked it up here (more than 10 years later!) and saw that there were many written by Bryce Courtenay, I plan on getting them all. His books are not sold in the US.Tandia picked up where The Power Of One left off, first introducing us to Tandia and her heartbreaking story and the many people that are in her life.  We then catch up with Peekay and he intertwines with Tandias' life. The characters are so richly written, you feel as though you can hear them and see them, it makes for very rewarding reading.  The history of South Africa is a tragic story but we see that the human spirit rises above and survives.  Read these two books, see the movie The Power Of One, you will not forget it once you have.

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    Great read!
  

*by G***S on Reviewed in the United States on August 20, 2015*

This is the sequel to Courtenay's first novel The Power of One.  With most sequels it's not necessary to read the first book.  In this case, it's my opinion The Power of One should be read first.  There's more impact and understanding of the characters that will carry over into Tandia and it makes it easier for the reader to transition from book to book. Tandia is not for the feint-hearted.  I learned more than I ever wanted to learn about brothels but never the less it was interesting.  The history lesson about Apartheid in South Africa was incredible.  The brutality was heartbreaking and so was the ending.  Great read!!!

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