Another character builds a water-tank for the central village and shoots two warthogs with a shotgun.
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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