My Life Between Light and Shadow tells the moving life story of Monoara Moos.
Born in Bangladesh in 1973, she came to Switzerland as a small child and grew up in an adoptive family. It was only there that it was discovered she was deaf. She had to learn to navigate a world she could not hear. Her childhood and adolescence were marked by difficult experiences, loneliness, and the search for her own identity.
Even as an adult, life continues to present her with major challenges. The birth of her daughter gives her new strength and becomes a central focus of her life. Despite setbacks, illness, and painful blows of fate, Monoara never gives up.
One question has stayed with her for decades: Where do I really come from?
After years of searching, the almost unimaginable finally happens: With the help of journalist Munzurul Karim, she finds her biological family in Bangladesh. A DNA test confirms it, and after 47 years, she is able to embrace her half-sisters in person.
This book tells a story of loss and rediscovery, of deafness, motherhood, identity, pain, and hope. It is the story of a woman who, despite many dark times, keeps searching for the light -and ultimately finds her roots.
Monoara Moos, born in Bangladesh in 1973, came to Switzerland as a child from an orphanage and grew up in a foster family that later adopted her. As a deaf woman, she had to overcome many challenges early on and find her own path between different worlds.
She trained as a cook and became the mother of a daughter. Her life was marked by difficult experiences and health setbacks, but also by great perseverance and a desire to understand her heritage.
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