Acclaims for Sally Stiles’ 8th book, Like a Mask Dancing, a Tanzanian Story
“I finished the book this afternoon and absolutely love it! A master of dialog.” — Dr. Linda Durman, author of Who Said Life Should Be Easy?
“I have savored every word of this magnificent book.” — Ann Cowan, Co-founder, The Canadian Center for Studies in Publishing
“Thoughtful and humanitarian. Highly recommended.” — Greg Lilly, author of Stray and six other books.
“A warmhearted novel filled with drama and an eyes-wide-open look at one corner of Africa” —Nicole Chen, author of Tiger Tail Soup
“A compassionate and rich story with a true sense of place and wonder, written with tenderness and grace.” –Kathleen Jabs, author of Black Wings
Anna Chadwick follows her husband to Tanzania where he becomes general manager of a mill. At first, she imagines herself a “lone wren perched on the sidelines while her husband becomes leader of the flock.” But, through a series of dramatic episodes, and a growing understanding of the effects of poverty, AIDS and corruption, a recognition of the heritage all humankind shares, she is able to embrace the men, women and children of the village she comes to love.