Shaka King of the Zulus
By Diane Stanley
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What is Shaka King of the Zulus about?
Born into a small Zulu clan, Shaka was banished with his mother and grew up as an outsider. Years later, he returned to his people and used his remarkable courage, discipline and military ideas to transform their warriors into a powerful fighting force. As he united clans and built a mighty kingdom, Shaka became one of Africa’s most influential leaders. This richly illustrated biography explores his difficult childhood, bold achievements and lasting impact on Zulu history.
Pages
40 pages
Reading age
Junior (8-13)
Edition published
1988
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