MAMMO - BEJANNIN PASCAL

Discover the moving story of Mammo, an albino boy whose fate seems to be marked by uniqueness. Embark on a journey through the picturesque Ethiopian highlands, where tradition and mystery are intertwined, and the search for identity becomes an end in itself. Immerse yourself in a story of courage, determination, and the power of the inner voice that guides Mammo through the labyrinth of life.

• Inspiring story about the search for identity
• Moving story about the power of the inner voice
• Picturesque landscapes of the Ethiopian highlands
• Meetings with extraordinary people and cultures
• Journey into oneself and discovering one's own heritage
• Gironde Literary Award for a new talent

Mammo, born as an albino in an Ethiopian village, sets out on a journey in search of his identity and his missing mother. His journey takes him through various cities, where he meets different people, including Emperor Haile Selassie himself. Each meeting, each conversation, each step brings him closer to understanding his origin and purpose in life. This novel, which was awarded the Gironde Literary Award, is a moving story of courage, determination, and the power of the inner voice.

Pascal Béjannin, the author of the novel, was born and lives on the island of Réunion. As a nature teacher at a high school, he draws inspiration from the world around him and translates it into literature. Mammo is his debut novel, which has gained recognition from critics and readers alike, showing his talent and sensitivity to human fates. His book is not only a story about an albino, but above all a universal story about the search for oneself and one's place in the world.

The Dialog Publishing House presents this unique novel in a paperback edition of 208 pages. Year of publication 2008. Immerse yourself in a reading that will touch your heart and encourage you to reflect on your own life and identity. Let yourself be carried away by the story of Mammo and discover the beauty and richness of Ethiopian culture.