In 1958, South Africa was going through one of its most horrendous eras - Apartheid. Andrina Abrahamse writes a riveting, personal account of her experiences growing up and working during this pivotal period. Drina, as she was known to her family and friends, suffered atrocities beyond comprehension as a child. Beatings were the norm and she sustained her sanity by telling herself, "If I can learn something every time I cry, the tears will not have been in vain." Her formative years were filled with memories of a system that turned peace-loving men into bitter and hopeless people; youth into...