A girl from Brooklyn

A book titled Girl from Brooklyn by the French novelist Guillaume Musso was published by the Arab Cultural Center as part of distinguished translated novels that include a number of works by the beloved French novelist. A summary of the novel Girl from Brooklyn We belong to two different worlds: I am a paper man, and she is a digital woman. - Why do you avoid me whenever I ask you about your past? - Because the past is gone, and we cannot change it. - But the past sheds light on the present, and you know that well. What is that secret you are trying to hide? I felt that I was capable of everything, that I could understand everything, and that I could endure everything, because I love her. That is what I believed before she put her hand in her bag and took out a picture and said: "I did that." I started contemplating her secret, stunned, and then I knew that our lives had turned upside down. She got up and left without saying a word. And when I turned back, it was too late. Anna disappeared. And since then, I have been searching for her. Quotes from the novel Girl from Brooklyn What is the use... of pretending that we love someone if we are unable to protect them? Everyone has secrets, and it is even better if they have secrets; our secrets define part of our identity, our history, and also our mystery. They said about the novel Girl from Brooklyn Be careful, as soon as you start reading Musso's new novel, you won't put it down until you find out who this "Girl from Brooklyn" really is. – Mark Fernandez, Metronoyz