"Dora Bruder" is a novel by French author Patrick Modiano, published in 1997. The book is a blend of fiction and memoir, exploring the life of a Jewish girl named Dora Bruder who went missing during the Holocaust in Nazi-occupied France. Modiano investigates her story through a series of fragmented memories and historical research, reflecting on themes of memory, loss, and identity. The narrative unfolds as Modiano searches for clues about Dora's life, revealing the impact of the Holocaust on individuals and families. The novel highlights the importance of remembering those who suffered and the complexities of uncovering the past in a world marked by trauma.