It also repeatedly makes reference to a pair of pink glass teacups owned by the protagonists.
One character in this work describes her mother having to distinguish between her husband, "My Jim", and her houseboy, "Our Jim". It also repeatedly makes reference to a pair of pink glass teacups owned by the protagonists. One of those protagonists is shocked by a photo in a Life magazine coffee table book of her friend Lydia holding her books and later drowns the newborn kittens that Nyiko and Gina were playing with. Its title character takes a bakkie without permission, allowing his friend Daniel to drive it. Another character builds a water-tank for the central village and shoots two warthogs with a shotgun. This novel ends with Bam's husband Maureen running for a helicopter. For 10 points, name this work titled for the Smales family's ex-servant, a 1981 novel by Nadine Gordimer.
One character in this work describes her mother having to distinguish between her husband, "My Jim", and her houseboy, "Our Jim".
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