Trevor Noah To Release Book Number 2, ‘Into the Uncut Grass’ in October: “It's for All Ages”

• Award-winning author Trevor Noah has dropped dates for his second book, Into the Uncut Grass
• He proudly said it was a book readable by people of all ages
• His first book, Born A Crime, won Book of the Year at the SA Book Awards

South African-born A-Lister, Trevor Noah has added another accomplishment to his hall of fame. He is releasing a book in October.

Trevor Noah announces his second book, Into the Uncut Grass

The comedian announced on social media that he will be releasing his second book that is all-ages friendly in October, saying:

"I’ve always wanted to write a book for all ages and I’m really excited to announce 'Into The Uncut Grass' will be out 31 October!"

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Social media reactions to Into the Uncut Grass by Trevor Noah

His followers flooded his post with congratulatory messages and enquiries:

@GrammarPurist promised:

"Perfect. I’ll order a couple dozen and give them to kids instead of candy while they trick-or-treat and tell them Trevor said candy is bad."

@AshLightstone had a question:

"Good luck, Trevor. I hope it does really well! Are your friends at Penguin open to considering other SA writers?"

@ohthreeone had plans for the book:

"Wow, I'm going to get my students to redesign your book covers. It should be fun..."

@samianerd said:

"Wow, congratulations...waiting to read this. Your memoir is really heart-warming. Lots of love!"

Trevor Noah's Born A Crime wins Book of the Year

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His first book, Born A Crime won Book of the Year in 2020 at the 20th SA Book Awards, the Sunday World reported.

His kiddies version of the book, Born A Crime: and Other Stories, was also recognised:

"Writing a book was a very scary experience but turning the book into a book specifically for kids was even more scary because children have a very short attention span if your book is boring."

Sho Madjozi releases Shoma and The Stars

In another book story on Briefly News, award-winning musician Sho Madjozi released a kiddies book for Christmas.

The book, titled Shoma and The Stars, was released in November 2022 and was dedicated to her late sister, who passed in 2019. She wrote this tweet to explain what the book meant to her:

Source: Briefly News