Nógrádi Gábor - A exchange

Sixteen-year-old Adam lives with his mother and sister in a refugee camp by the sea. The boy works at the port and like all teenagers - and like all poor people - dreams of a better life. When she swims into the sea to get a closer look at one of her dreams, the presidential yacht, she meets David, the President's son. It turns out that they resemble each other as far as how they speak. How is it possible?
They switch roles. David becomes a persecuted refugee, and Adam is the President's son - protected from the wind. And in the dictatorship of the unnamed, distant country, an exciting story begins, the foreshadowing of which can be seen in Mark Twain's novel The Beggar and the Prince.
Gábor Nógrádi's thirtieth book for young people is just as engaging and heartbreaking, but at the same time, an entertaining read, like his previous novels, from Child Robbery to PetePie.