الصبي في وجه القمر

Walker, the son of Ian Brown, was born with a genetic mutation so rare that doctors call it orphan syndrome. There are probably only 300 people in the world affected by it. Although Walker had reached the age of thirteen, he was still wearing diapers, could not speak, and wore what looked like shackles in his hands so as not to hurt himself. In a heartwarming book, Brown explores the world of joy and suffering that surrounds his son's life. “Sometimes watching Walker is like looking at the moon,” Brown says in the book. You see a man's face in the moon, and you realize there's no one really there, but if Walker's worthless, why does he matter so much to me? And what is he trying to show me?” Written in a style that blends humor with raw candor, this book draws its inspiration from the love of a father for his son and from every father's desire to be worthy of his children