Haviland's Chum, written by Bertram Mitford and first published in 1903, is a juvenile fiction novel set in an English boys' school. The story follows Haviland, a prefect, as he befriends Mpukuza, a new classmate from the Zulu nation, who faces bullying due to his background. The narrative addresses themes of friendship, cultural differences, and the dynamics of school life, highlighting Haviland's internal struggles and the challenges Mpukuza encounters while adapting to his new environment.
