Gyda Lamin

Gyda Lamin is a versatile, multilingual author who masterfully bridges the gap between the whimsical world of children’s literature and the poignant depth of contemporary fiction. She first gained acclaim for her "Franky" series, including "Franky’s First Day" and "Franky Le Monstre Sans Ami," which reimagined monsters as symbols of friendship and individuality. Her deep commitment to cultural storytelling is highlighted in her Arabic-language work, "Fatima and Ahmed," which invites young readers to explore faith and family through a heartwarming lens.
In a bold creative shift, Lamin expanded into adult fiction with her novel "The Girl Who Stays." Here, she explores the complexities of a generation hiding emotional pain behind digital filters, focusing on the transformative journey from betrayal to self-discovery. Across English, French, and Arabic, Gyda’s narratives emphasize resilience and finding one’s voice, turning personal struggles into a powerful, shared purpose for readers worldwide