My color

Her father is black, her mother is white, but Fathi doesn't know what color she is. His dad says he's black, his mom says he's white, others say latte or chocolate, and some students at his school even say he's the color of poop. Who to believe or who to listen to, especially now that his parents have divorced? It is in him that he will find the answer: a unique color, uniting in a rainbow in his heart all those that others have given him, and thus, Fathi will manage to free himself and discover himself. same. A short text beautifully illustrated with Indian ink drawings, taking up Fathi's quest for color. He translates with simple words, the suffering of this boy in the eyes of others and how he finds his place. Prizes and Selections: Selection of the Citizenship Prize (2008) Selected by the Ministry of National Education in its reading recommendations for 6th graders in college in 2013. Animation-Show: This novel was the subject of live reading for young audiences by La Compagnie du SI. Most often, music was associated with reading in order to allow the work of a smuggler so that from the alliance of sounds and words, paths of encounter spring up. To find out more about their show, it's here. Thanks to Frédéric Jouveaux and Tony Leite. Text: Catherine Leblanc, Illustrations: Sophie Charpin, 56 pages.