Blanket Boy’s Moon by Peter Lanham is a classic South African novel. It tells the story of a young Zulu boy named Pule, who faces numerous challenges while growing up in rural South Africa. The narrative explores themes like resilience, identity, culture, and the impact of societal expectations.
The book is celebrated for its vivid storytelling and insight into South African culture, offering readers a poignant look at life through Pule’s experiences. It’s considered an important work in South African literature for its portrayal of the complexities of rural life and its commentary on social and cultural issues.
