Adrift on the Open Veld

**HoggerNaut** · 11-09-2010, 11:17

The Deneys Reitz trilogy.

Very good read. Simple yet informative!

Can highly reccomend it!

**camouflage762** · 11-09-2010, 12:46

Agreed.

Should be required reading for all South Africans.

**Revolver** · 11-09-2010, 14:17

Read it and really enjoyed it. A great gift idea for anyone interested in this countries past.

**sanXion** · 11-09-2010, 19:07

I got the book a month ago. So keen to read it as soon my thesis is done

**Daan** · 14-06-2011, 20:14

I read Reitz's trilogy as three separate books, and have re-read commando several times since. It is internationally recognized as one of the classic war auto-biographies of all times. A very well written and readable account of an extraordinary life.

**wahoo** · 19-10-2013, 21:20

Best book I have ever read. Have been giving copies away to people around the world for years. What a life .

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**Andrew Leigh** · 19-10-2013, 21:28

Outstanding read, I have read it three times now and will read it again.

**Gunservant** · 19-10-2013, 21:39

Read Commando during matric, and have reread it about twice since. Wonderful book, great trilogy.

M1 · 20-10-2013, 09:57

Not the busiest thread i see. For any of his fans, le Carre has a new one out. "A Delicate Truth". Masterful as usual.

DS · 20-10-2013, 11:36

Originally Posted by M1

Not the busiest thread i see. For any of his fans, le Carre has a new one out. "A Delicate Truth". Masterful as usual.

Why do you post about an unrelated Le Carre book (or is there a connection) on a thread about another author?

Start a new thread. There is no reason to post unrelated info on this thread even if you think it is not "busy".

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