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    Questionable Decisions: Unsupervised, #1

    By Londa Cele

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    High school is meant to be simple. Get it, complain about maths get out. So why is it that for Khaya & Ndumiso, two people on the outside who share nothing but​​​​​​ ​different socioeconomic backgrounds, a school and Christine couldn't be more alike.

    Durban, the mere mention of the name brings images of blonde beaches and a place to destress as South Africa's playground, but it does in the light its able to hide in the dark very well. Even more when you have to balance school, ensuring there's food on the table and a social life. Old people that just don't get it.

    All of this while you try and figure out who you are.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLondaCeleNovels
    Release dateJun 1, 2020
    ISBN9781386690566
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    Questionable Decisions: Unsupervised, #1
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    Londa Cele

    Londa Cele is the founder of LondaCeleNovels and the author of Nomalungelo & Wedding Vows. Graduate of SA Writer's College and Toastmaster's recipient, but a shy one at that. Londa currently resides in South Africa and is fluent in 5 languages.  Follow him on Twitter @Londa_Cele

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