You became you

A brief about the book: After that, I became you. I repeated committing all your follies, I lost generously, and with generosity, I mocked my losses. I honored my enemies because there is no greater retribution than generosity. I loved life as if it were the man of my life, because you loved it as if it were your woman. I set a condition for my heart that it only loves men of stance, because love with you was a cause. I never asked anyone about their religion, because you never asked me except about the morals of those I knew. In this book, the most popular author in the Arab world narrates, in an engaging narrative style, from the heart, excerpts from her biography and memoirs. The years of her blooming and discovering innocent teenage love, her beginnings with poetry and her radio program that launched her in Algeria, her relationship with her Algerian revolutionary father and her mother, and with the Arabic language, which was among the first batches of young Algerians who adopted it and graduated from its universities. Her awareness of national issues in the young Algeria that achieved independence and the subsequent issues of the joy of independence. It is an enjoyable and warm journey into the author's past, a text filled with family, social, and national details that start from the personal but mean the community and the broader historical phase. Written in the author's well-known style of influence and poetry, along with a humorous spirit that makes reading more enjoyable afterward. It also contains confessions of details that have not been mentioned before, and a noble tribute to the father, the author's father, who played the most important role in her preparation and support for her launch. It also includes a sincere love message to Algeria, and a rich discussion of the end of French colonization and what followed politically and socially, which completes her work in the "Memory of the Body" trilogy. This book is an essential addition for the author's audience of readers eager to learn more about their favorite writer.