Other editions of book do you know me

Uncle Zeka looks at his new family and smiles. It is such a big welcoming smile that Tapiwa knows she's going to like him. What she doesn't know is all the adventures he had walking nearly the whole way from Mozambique to Zimbabwe. She soon hears the story--the first of many stories from Uncle Zeka--about how bandits swept down upon his village in the middle of the night how they burned his hut, and how all his gold nuggets have been lost in the ashes.Uncle Zeka's adventures don't stop when he moves in with Tapiwa's family and Tapiwa soon finds herself sharing them. She learns, the hard way, how not to keep wild bees, how not to trap wild pigs and how not to drive down a mine shaft. But, most of all, her wild and wonderful uncle teaches her how to trust herself and stand up to her snooty classmates at Lobatse School.

Nine year old Tapiwa is a city girl, so when her Uncle Seka comes to stay thereare lots of surprises in store. Uncle Seka has nev er been in a car before, has gone hunting for his food and confesses to having eaten caterpillar stew. He finds adapting to city life extremely difficult, so Tapiwa does everything she can to help him. The endearing relationship between uncle and niece make this a humorous book of great charm that gives a fascinating picture of the contrast between the traditional African way of life and the new.

9 year old Tapiwa is a city girl, so when her Uncle Seka comes to stay there are lots of surprises in store. Uncle Seka has never been in a car before, has gone hunting for his food and confesses to having eaten caterpillar stew. He finds adapting to city lifeextremely difficult, so Tapiwa does everything she can to help him. The endearing relationship between uncle and niece make this a humorous book of Great charm that gives a fascinating picture of the contrast between the traditional way of life and the new.

Traditional African meeets modern African way of life. Nine-year-old Tapiwa hates school, the Lobatse girls all look down on her even though she's top of the class but then her Uncle Seke came to stay and life changed forever, Lobatse school no longer seemed to matter. Uncle Seke has led avery traditional way of life. He finds adapting to city life extremely difficultbut Tapiwa will do anything to help her uncle. Through all this Tapiwa becomes stronger, she no longer cares about what others think or say however it can alsolead to problems, especially when Uncle Seke's old ways clash with the new restaints. And inevitably he never truly fits in with his new surrounds.