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Two novels set in Africa connect a powerful experience of landscape, emotions, and an encounter with a different world, bringing stories of belonging, adventure, and inner change.
Daka and Silvania, half-vampire twin sisters, move from Transylvania to Germany. They must adjust to human life, school, and find a friend - without revealing their secret.
An autobiographical novel about the unusual mother Elsa, a Jewish intellectual from Berlin, whose turbulent life, loves, and free choices shape the fate of her family on the eve of Nazism.
"Three Million Three" (1933) by Leonhard Frank is a social novel about unemployment during the Great Depression. It follows the fates of three German workers who wander around looking for work and escape from poverty.
In 30 humorous stories, Olaf Nägele satirically and lovingly portrays the everyday life of the Swabians – from strange habits, dialects to encounters with "newcomers". An entertaining panorama of Swabian everyday life.
Franca Palmer flees a personal crisis to the island of Guernsey, where she meets Beatrice Shaye. By investigating her past, she uncovers secrets from the German occupation that continue to shape the lives of everyone involved decades later.