Fremd

In 'Fremd', Michel Friedman writes a deeply personal and poetic narrative about a Jewish child who arrives in Germany, the country of the perpetrators who murdered his family during the Holocaust.

The book explores the child's struggles with fear, anti-Semitism, racism, and the traumas of his family.

It is a touching and intense portrayal of adolescence in a world perceived as alien and dangerous, highlighting the existential feelings of being a stranger and the need to confront these emotions to avoid being consumed by them.