The Boy Without a Name -- Le petit garçon qui n'avait pas de nom

The narrative follows a boy named Benaam, meaning "nameless," who embarks on a journey to discover his true identity after being told by a wise man that he will receive something marvelous. As he seeks his name, he also learns to let go of an old dream to embrace a new one. This illustrated Sufi teaching story, adapted for children by Idries Shah, encourages self-reflection and critical thinking. Enriched by Mona Caron's watercolor illustrations, it offers timeless insights about patience and determination, appealing to both young readers and adults alike.