North Africa
Morocco
Contemporary
French
Fiction
Sequel to The Sand Child; the protagonist, raised as a boy, is now free after her father's death to discover her true female identity — a journey into her own body, desire, and freedom.
Literary Significance
Prix Goncourt 1987; one of the most awarded North African novels
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editorial-summarynot primary textSequel to The Sand Child; the protagonist, raised as a boy, is now free after her father's death to discover her true female identity — a journey into her own body, desire, and freedom. Prix Goncourt 1987; one of the most awarded North African novels
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