Stolen Lives by Malika Oufkir and Michele Fitoussi

Malika Oufkir and Michele Fitoussi 's stolen life In my last paper I read the book "Stolen Lives" by Malika Oufkir and Michele Fitoussi. This is the real story of Mary's life. The book is divided into two parts; the first part describes Maryka's fairy tale life. She lives in the palace with the princess and she does not want it at all. The second part of the book tells the time spent by Marika and her family in prison and the story of the suffer they experienced. Malika Oufkir was born in Morocco in 1953, is an affectionate mother and father.

Marika wants to know what will happen to her and the princess at this time. But since the princess is a new king's sister, she will stay in the palace and remain the king like a father. Maryka and Lala grew up like everything together, like my older sister. They learn from each other, they learn together playing together. Marika was not satisfied with the life in the palace, but she missed the family deeply. Their lives are splendid. Their wealth is beyond your maximum imagination. In another building of the palace there are eight scorpions, each with its own apartment. There are two queen, each with its own palace building, with movie theater, summer garden, winter garden, Italian salon, huge courtyard, pool. Main Palace has its own hospital, golf course, steam sauna, playground and zoo. There are several kitchens, and many slaves can do everything from cooking, gardening, babysitters and even as a third class

Luo Feituxi. This is the real story of Mary's life. The book is divided into two parts; the first part describes Maryka's fairy tale life. She lives in the palace with the princess and she does not want it at all. The second part of the book tells the time spent by Marika and her family in prison and the story of the suffer they experienced. Very close to King Mohammed V and Morocco royal family. After bringing the king back from exile, her father was appointed Lord assistant of the king. The king asked Marika to live with Marika because she had a young daughter Laramina of the same age as Mary and wanted to grow together.

This is not a request that her parents can refuse. She was basically taken away from her parents and did not give her much explanation and brought life with the royal family. Her mother was allowed to visit her, but the number of visits had declined. Maryka lives in the palace where she went to school. She lived a luxurious life. I treat myself like a princess, but I felt like a prisoner. The palace was surrounded by walls and she was monitored for every move of her, so she could not get out of these walls. The only time she left was when the royal departed for another palace holiday.