birizīl-i surkh: Persian 1401

By mixing love and emotion with history and politics and battle and colonialism, Jean-Christophe Rufin creates an astonishing combination. The description of family relationships in this novel is so vivid and catchy that it cannot be considered a mere historical novel, and on the other hand, it expresses such details of the lives of Native Americans and the behavior of French colonists in the 16th century that the reader finds himself in it in parts of the novel. History and geography feel strange and mysterious. Red Brazil has a captivating story and takes the audience with young siblings on a dangerous, difficult, and painful journey; A journey to find a father; The father is said to have gone to the new continent, and no trace of him has been found. Od had shown him what a narrow line there is between hate and love, ugliness and beauty, decency, and corruption, and how love can hide the evil temptation of murder. Veliganion had also removed the mask from his face, which was something Joost never thought of.