Salima Mansouri, called "Papillon"; a word in French meaning Butterfly; is a teacher of French and English. Her friends and family called her "Papillon" for the reason of joy she brings wherever she lights up. Salima was born on the 22nd of March, 1983, in Batna, Algeria. She is also a writer and poet. She writes in the English language, although her first language was Arabic. Writing for her is to vent out on herself and to challenge and be proud of who she is. It is also meant to invite and lead others to love life. Since there is always love inside of us, we will always win and feel alive. Although there is a sad touch in her writings, she opens the doors of hope and optimism at the end. Pain is a part of our life. We can't deny that. Salima lived in a bubble, protected and loved by family. She has experienced a few things in this life but learned much from listening to others and caring about their problems! Salima is very ambitious; a dreamer, persistent on success. Falling, according to her, means growing. Her soul is still falling to grow up and call you soon to share her next work: a novel.