Jimmy Jean-Louis grew up in a house in Pétion-Ville without electricity or running water. Yet he describes his childhood as “very happy,” marked by essential values: love, respect for elders, and the art of “making do with what you have.” This philosophy shapes the core message of his book: everyone can become the hero of their own life.
At the age of twelve, in 1980, Jimmy left Haiti for France. There, he faced the brutal shock of a new culture, racism, and the hardships of the Parisian suburbs. Desp
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