Cry, The Beloved Country Free Audiobook Download by Alan Paton

Cry, The Beloved Country tells the story of the struggle faced by a black South African during Apartheid. It is narrated by Michael York, whose reading style captures the emotions of the narrator perfectly.

Cry, The Beloved Country, written by Alan Paton, is a book about apartheid in South Africa and the struggles of African men who are forced to work on white farms. It is also the story of one farm foreman who risked everything to smuggle a black man's son out of the country.

'Cry, The Beloved Country' is a novel that tells the story of one man's journey as he investigates his childhood in South Africa. His goal is to uncover the truth about his father, who abandoned Paton when he was only 4 years old. Themes in Cry, The Beloved Country include racism, economic injustice, and class struggle.

Cry, The Beloved Country takes the reader on a journey to South Africa, where in the 1930s, a white lawyer by the name of Stephen Kumalo seeks out his black nephew and caregiver in Johannesburg. They are reintroduced to each other when Stephen's son is going blind and they are forced to move back home. Loneliness and hopelessness permeate the book as it tells their story of an African country struggling with racial injustice. The narrator seems to have an easy time slipping into their perspective, which is made easier because he has acted upon this issue before.

This audiobook features Michael York reading the book. Cry, The Beloved Country is a novel written by Alan Paton in 1948. It tells the story of Stephen Kumalo, a black South African who lives in Johannesburg and his son Absalom from his first wife Sarah and his second wife Ruth who is white.

Cry, The Beloved Country narrated by Michael York is an audiobook about South African Christian missionary Stephen Kumalo and his family. Kumalo moves to the country of Johannesburg with hope of changing the poverty-stricken environment in which he was raised. The first part of the book is a biography on the author, Alan Paton, the second part takes place in South Africa during Apartheid period from 1948 to 1980. Stephen struggles to deal with his family relationships and his new life in Johannesburg.