Books like I Will Always Write Back by Martin Ganda
Martin Ganda’s novel follows Caitlin, a young American girl who, upon receiving an assignment to write to a pen pal, sends a letter across the globe to Martin in Zimbabwe. Their written correspondence slowly turns into a deep friendship, allowing both protagonists to confront social challenges in their respective societies. The book explores themes of cultural connection, empathy, and the resilience of youth.
First publish date: 2015
Genre: Memoir/Personal Memoir
Authors: Martin Ganda
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