Father Mother Child: The Dream of a Refugee Child. The moving story of a young Kurdish girl in Munich. "Perhaps this book will help create a more tolerant atmosphere. With her gripping novel, Asta Scheib certainly reaches deeper into the hearts of readers than any documentary about civil war refugees." Uwe Sauerwein in the 'Berliner Morgenpost'. "You can see that I am a stranger. I can see in their eyes that they treat me like waste. In Diyarbakir, I was Leyla Aydin, the teacher's daughter, the mayor's granddaughter..." But her parents and grandparents are dead, murdered in their homeland. The fifteen-year-old Kurdish girl has been living as a refugee in Munich for a year with her slightly older uncle. Like any young girl, Leyla has wishes and dreams. She goes to school like others, even though she initially doesn't understand a word of German. But she is determined.