Talk:The Smell of Apples
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[edit] this article is not complete
i do not speak very good english so i am not able to complete this article but somebody should do because the article only shows one aspect of the novel. this novel is much more complicated and it deals with much more than only child abuse its about how the system of apartheid influences peoples lives child abuse is only one aspect that goes along with marnus' father's attitude which is based on the apartheid system and the article also should speak about the historical and political background, especially concerning the scenes with the general from chile
so please, anyone who read the book should complete this article!
thanks a lot
i found this article because i was searching for information about the book and whta the book tells about how the life of white people in S.A. is influenced by the apartheid but i was really disappointed
