About the Authors     Ilze and her son Chiaki~Satoh Stoltz.

Together have writing this book Dreams Come True

Ilzé was born on June 28, 1965 in South Africa. Reared in Rhodesia now Zimbabwe. She is the last born child in a family of 4 children. Never married, though is the proud mother of her greatest inspiration, Chiaki~Satoh Stoltz (22) her only child. Since early childhood she detected a certain compassion and innate desire towards mankind.

Mother and son began writing this book in hopes to alleviate the financial burdens they faced and provide for the medical attention Ilze needed.  When the xenophobia attacks occurred, they wanted to help raise funds for the refugees as they could not sit by and do nothing. So they decided to use their book and change the direction it was going, revealing a grim reminder on the brutality subjected to a chain of continued abuse, victimization and disappointments, those horrors continue to twist and shape the lives of refugees long after they escape their own country’s conflicts.

The victims of xenophobia do not have a loud voice or may simply become brief snippets in a newspaper, only to have had their real pleas for truth and justice edited and sliced away by politicians and journalists. Though their road is long filled with despair, refugees and immigrants who have fallen through the cracks will be overwhelmed with appreciation to know that someone out there cared enough to expose their plight to the world on a very personal level.

Both Ilzé & Chiaki write from a very personal perspective, very simplistic yet powerful. Through their writing, they hope to appeal to the sensitive, generous reader. Everyone who reads this book will be able to relate on many diverse levels. They end their book with a host of inspirational manna in hopes to encourage readers of all ages, genders, and cultures to live a life of LOVE.

Ilzé & Chiaki’s goal is to raise FUNDS from their book DREAMS COME TRUE to provide materials and supplies for the COMMUNITY OF sanddrfit, that they can find hope in supporting themselves and maintaining and income to sustain them and their families in the future.

To reach the amount they are challenging the people from across the globe to donate and recieve their book, their target is to give out 25 000 books.

All it costs is just R50 ZAR