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Brought to France from Algeria in 1981 by a husband she has only just married, and didnt know before, Yamina Taleb has made a home in the suburbs of Paris, despite the odds, and dedicated her life to her four children. As her children battle to find a way to be French, Yaminas prior life in Algeria is all but erased. This novel gives it back to her, alternating fragments from her Algerian past with those of her Paris present, and celebrating a mother so often unseen and unheard. This is a funny, angry and tender, and a joy to read.

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Produktbeschreibung
Brought to France from Algeria in 1981 by a husband she has only just married, and didnt know before, Yamina Taleb has made a home in the suburbs of Paris, despite the odds, and dedicated her life to her four children. As her children battle to find a way to be French, Yaminas prior life in Algeria is all but erased. This novel gives it back to her, alternating fragments from her Algerian past with those of her Paris present, and celebrating a mother so often unseen and unheard. This is a funny, angry and tender, and a joy to read.
Autorenporträt
Faïza Guène is a bestselling and award-winning French Algerian writer and director. Spotted at a writing workshop at the age of eighteen, she made an astonishing literary debut with her international bestseller, Kiffe-Kiffe Demain (Just Like Tomorrow), which has been translated into more than thirty languages. Her other novels in English include Dreams from the Endz, Bar Balto, and Men Don't Cry. Guène has acquired a reputation as one of France's most unique contemporary literary voices. She has directed several short films and is a co-writer on Disney Star's mini-series Oussekine (forthcoming May 2022).