Rosa
With the brilliant debut of Heike Geißler, she conquered the German audience. With a novel about a girl who leaves her newborn baby because she feels she is losing control over her own life and desires, the author tells the story of a generation of lost p
Her heroine Rosa dreams of a better world, which she tries to find in Berlin and New York, escaping from motherhood. Looking for happiness and the world in pink, she is looking for herself. Roman Rosa is a disturbingly precise and detailed psychogram of a young woman at a turning point in her life.
Rosa is a magnificent debut, sensitive, true, breathtaking. Although we sympathize with the heroine, at the same time we know much more than her. First of all, the fact that Rosa is terribly deluded. We simply feel good knowing someone who is even less in control of their own life than we are.
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