Mummy is Wrong

Interesting Facts

• At the heart of the story is a six-year-old boy whose innocent certainty that his mother is not his real mother becomes a fragile crack in the familiar world of adults.
• The plot is constructed like an intricate mosaic: each chapter is a new fragment that gradually forms a single, gripping intrigue, where the truth slips away like a shadow on the wall.
• The book delicately intertwines themes of motherhood, memory, and identity, while a child’s view of the world becomes a mirror reflecting the fears and secrets of adults.
• The author masterfully uses the atmosphere of a French coastal town, where the sea breeze brings not only the scent of salt but also the whisper of unresolved secrets.
• The novel is filled with psychological tension: until the very last page, the reader cannot be sure where a child’s fantasy ends and the harsh truth of reality begins.