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A witty tale on romance, immorality and the wages of crime Title: The Minister's Daughter Author: Mwangi Ruheni Publisher: East African Educational Publishers (Spear Books) Year:1975( Reprinted nineteen times ) Reviewer: Kitui Wakape Going by recent media reports where high school teens have been caught red handed; high on alcohol and drugs while engaging in ungodly acts, one may wonder why today's teens are so obsessed with misbehaviour, especially during holidays. But a more poignant question would be: where do parents go wrong? In this novel written four decades ago, Ruheni seems to provide answers albeit with a humorous touch. It rings with truth, reflecting the current Kenyan society way of life. The author successfully manages to weave a witty narrative that brings to the fore issues of teenage love and pregnancy, materialism, religious hypocrisy and moral decay. Ruheni does this through Jane Njeri, a timid girl raised by staunch christian parents. Her father...
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