This document is a collection of excerpts from Henning Mankell's novel, "Kennedy's Brain," detailing its table of contents, copyright information, and significant portions of the narrative. The story follows Louise Cantor, an archaeologist, as she investigates the mysterious death of her son, Henrik. Her journey takes her from Sweden to Greece, then to Spain, and ultimately to Africa, particularly Mozambique, as she uncovers Henrik's secret life and his connection to investigations into corrupt pharmaceutical companies and the disappearance of Kennedy's brain. Throughout her search, Louise encounters various individuals who knew Henrik, piecing together clues about his activism, fears, and the circumstances surrounding his death, which the police ruled a suicide, but she believes was murder. The narrative explores themes of grief, betrayal, social injustice, and the relentless pursuit of truth in the face of deception and danger.

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