The Power of One

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The Power of One

Written by: Bryce Courtenay

Narrated by: Humphrey Bower

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About this listen

"First with your head and then with your heart." So says Hoppie Groenewald, boxing champion, to a seven-year-old boy who dreams of being the welterweight champion of the world. For the young Peekay, it is a piece of advice he will carry with him throughout his life.

Born in a South Africa divided by racism and hatred, this one small boy will come to lead all the tribes of Africa. Through enduring friendships with Hymie and Gideon, Peekay gains the strength he needs to win out. And in a final conflict with his childhood enemy, the Judge, Peekay will fight to the death for justice.

Historical

Editorial Reviews

Why You Should Download This Audiobook: Good character dramas are best shared with others, like good wine on special occasions. Bryce Courtenay's wonderful story of a child coming of age in a country ripped apart by racism is such a vintage—rich and complex, an experience you'll want to talk about long after the last words are spoken.

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The story is good enough. Nothing extreme or remarkable. But I found the narration to be too dramatic for my taste. An audiobook for replacing reading should be neutral according to me. At the same time, the effort and the variety of the narrator in its own was commendable.

Gripping in detail. Simple plot. Over dramatised narration.

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