Written in a friendly style, the author doesn't pull any punches. The best and worst of the prominent figures in our history (including founding father Kenneth Kaunda) are all revealed, presenting us with real 3-dimensional people, and not the idolised or demonised myths we are told. If we cannot be honest about the good and bad in our history, how can we be truthful and practical in the present?
This is a frank historical work, where the writer is not afraid to present the best and worst. Anything else would not be a true account of history. For that I applaud the writer. Worth adding to your collection!
