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Op pad: 'n Reisjoernaal [On the Way: A Travel Journal]
- Narrated by: Johan Nel
- Length: 6 hrs and 6 mins
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Op pad: 'n Reisjoernaal [On the Way: A Travel Journal]
Narrated by:
Johan Nel
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Publisher's Summary
As Dana ná besoeke aan Orania, sy ouma-hulle se erf, Adriaan Vlok (met sy voetwasskottel) en Manji van Nkandla huis toe ry, is dit met 'n nuwe manier van kyk - en 'n nuwe hond. Die verhaal neem sy loop deur die Rugby Wêreldbeker, ontmoetings met oom Frik du Preez en Joost van der Westhuizen en 'n enigmatiese Valentynsboodskap. Op pad is Dana se eerlikste boek nog. Dit vra ons om op 'n nuwe reis te gaan, weg van vooroordeel en wantroue, na 'n plek van gen
Please note: This audiobok is in Afrikaans.
©2017 Dana Snyman (P)2019 Tafelberg
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