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The first two books in this award-winning beginner's reading series is now also available in English! #1: The Key Clue On Friday afternoon, Samier and Samia are visiting Keegan until their father has finished praying at the mosque. On their way to Keegan's house, Jenni-Lee picks up a bunch of keys. Keegan's grandmother decides to show them how fingerprints work, and they do some sleuthing together ... Will they be able to identify who lost their keys?

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The first two books in this award-winning beginner's reading series is now also available in English! #1: The Key Clue On Friday afternoon, Samier and Samia are visiting Keegan until their father has finished praying at the mosque. On their way to Keegan's house, Jenni-Lee picks up a bunch of keys. Keegan's grandmother decides to show them how fingerprints work, and they do some sleuthing together ... Will they be able to identify who lost their keys?

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Autorenporträt
André Trantraal is a writer, illustrator and translator. He is the author of the comics Stormkaap and Coloureds as well as the award-winning Keegan and Samier series. His comics, written in both Cape Afrikaans and English, have appeared in Beeld, Die Burger, Rapport, Cape Argus, Cape Times and have been exhibited in Hamburg, Amsterdam and Cape Town. His Cape Afrikaans translation of the multi-award winning middlegrade novel Ghost, written by Jason Reynolds, has been nominated for a UJ Prize and his English translations of the Cape poems written by his brother, Nathan Trantraal, appeared in an edition of the New England Journal. He is a pioneer in the promotion of written Cape Afrikaans.