Book overview
In Paris, in the 1960s, a Jewish boy befriends Momo, the old Arab grocer on the Rue Bleu. But appearances are deceptive: Monsieur Ibrahim, the grocer who knows the secrets of happiness and smiles, is not Arab, Blue Street is not blue, and the boy may not be Jewish. A captivating and extraordinary friendship story. Eric-Emmanuel Schmidt is one of the most successful and important writers in France now, and he has many novels, plays and other writings, and the novel Monsieur Ibrahim and the Flowers of the Qur'an is his most famous work, and from its great success it turned into a theatrical work and a successful film starring Omar Sharif, for which he won the C

