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I was thrilled to receive Enna Neru's book, An African Tale , which arrived all the way from Botswana!  Some readers of my...

When I received a package from Botswana today, practically covered with colorful stamps, I knew in a flash that I had to do a Mailbox Monda...

Reading Tea Time for the Traditionally Built was like slipping into a pair of comfortable shoes, soft and worn in all the right places. On...

Tonight I'll be relaxing in Botswana with a cup of steaming rooibos. The No.1 Ladies' Detective Agency movie series , based on ...

I can't believe what I stumbled upon tonight on Amazon! Tea Time for the Traditionally Built (No. 1 Ladies' Detective Agency, Book 1...

"Oh, the thinks you can think!" ~Dr. Seuss (Theodor Seuss Geisel , 1904-1991) I wonder if Dr. Seuss was referring to one of the be...

I don't want my African adventures to end. I may try and make this one last, the final book in The No. 1 Ladies' Detective Agency s...

I never regret time spent in Botswana, in the serene world of Mma Ramotswe, a place of hope and good values, even as this African nation co...

Imagine a cobra coiled up at your feet--would you panic? I don't know much about surviving an encounter with a venomous snake, other th...

The New York Times Book Review called this book, "A literary confection of . . .gossamer deliciousness. . . ." I've just sta...

As you can see, I've found an ideal basket for The No.1 Ladies' Detective Agency Series of books. Having fini...

"Tea of course, made the problem seem smaller, as it always does, and by the time they reached the bottoms of their cups, and Mma Makut...

No doubt about it, Mma Ramotswe is an astute woman, with "old Botswana values", according to Mr. J.L.B. Matekoni; in his eyes, sh...

What do you do when the housekeeper's a slob, and you want to live in your own tidy house on Zebra Drive after marriage? These are the i...