Sandra, we must have started in the middle, or end of your storys, but it was very touching, if not heartbreaking. You made us feel the despair of this poor, lonely woman. Well done!
B&R
Reviewed by Serina Kalande
8/13/2007
You have captured the plight of so many african women with this narrative, more so east africans. I got the feeling of despair, exaustion, anger and a whole range of other emotions just reading this short piece ...wish you could do a whole book some day...would love to know how it went for her....the suspense...ooh!
Reviewed by Ghislaine Euphrasie
8/9/2007
yeah great Sandra. That's the way it goes in Africa. I've been reading your storie for long although I'm a french speaking. I believe you describe african cultures sooooooooooooooo weelllllllll. Go ahead.
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