Prix Goncourt winner Leila Slimani, a French writer of Moroccan origin, continues her family epic “The Land of Others” in the novel “See How We Dance.” The basis for the first book, “Christmas under the Cypress Trees,” was the true story of her grandparents, the Frenchwoman Mathilde and the Moroccan Amin, who met and fell in love at the end of World War II. Having gone through all the trials, Amin and Mathilde became rich and became a respected couple in the high society of Meknes. Now the focus is on the fate of their children. Time does not stand still: in Morocco, after the declaration of independence, the centuries-old way of life is broken, and a generational conflict is brewing. The children of Amin and Matilda have to build a life among political storms, make a choice between the West and the East, resist authoritarian power, look for their path, their happiness, their love. The publishing layout of the book is saved in PDF A4 format.