RIAD SATTOUF ME, FADI. KIDNAPPED BROTHER

A touching and emotional story about family, identity, and the search for one's place in the world. Riad Sattouf, the well-known author of the bestseller "The Arab of the Future," returns with a new, fascinating version of his family saga. This time, he gives a voice to his younger brother, Fadi, whose life took a completely different turn than his own. It is a story about kidnapping, loss, and the attempt to find oneself in a foreign land.

• Surprising return to Riad Sattouf's family saga
• Story told from the perspective of the younger brother, Fadi
• Kidnapping by the father and loss of contact with the family
• Childhood spent in Syria
• Differences in the remembered events between the brothers
• Multicultural perspective on family relationships
• Emotional journey into the depths of family secrets

"Me, Fadi. Kidnapped Brother" is an extremely personal and moving story about the fate of a family torn apart by war and cultural differences. With extraordinary sensitivity and empathy, Riad Sattouf gives a voice to his brother, who was kidnapped by his father and raised in Syria. The book shows the world through the eyes of a child who tries to understand the reality around him and find his place in a new, foreign country. It is a story about loss, longing, and the attempt to regain lost identity.

The author, Riad Sattouf, is a French cartoonist and screenwriter of Syrian-French origin. His autobiographical comic series "The Arab of the Future" gained international recognition and has been translated into many languages. In his works, Sattouf addresses the themes of identity, culture, and politics, showing the world from the perspective of a child growing up in a multicultural environment. His work is characterized by extraordinary sensitivity, humor, and the ability to tell stories that touch the hearts of readers around the world.

The book "Me, Fadi. Kidnapped Brother" is a must-read for anyone interested in the themes of family, identity, and the search for one's place in the world. It is a story that encourages reflection on one's own roots and relationships with loved ones. Thanks to the author's extraordinary sensitivity and empathy, the reader has the opportunity to see the world through the eyes of a child who is trying to understand the reality around him and find his place in a new, foreign country.