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Mozela publishes Forgive God

Friday, October 06, 2023 | 40 Views |

A 23-year-old Lebogang ‘Kendy’ Mozela from Ditladi village has written a book titled Forgive God. In an interview with Arts & Culture, she said she prefers to describe her book as African literature which touches on religion.

The book was published by Poeticblood Publishers on September 14, 2023. It has a total of 12 chapters and 133 pages. The book targets teenagers to adult readers.

Mozela explained that through her book, she explores deeper the common lesson that God is the one who forgives in order to find more what the expression means for human beings to forgive God. She pointed out that Forgive God explores the unsettling environment created by fathers who abandon their children.

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