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Die Schatten Schwester
After her father's death, Star uncovers a secret past and embarks on a journey to find her identity. A moving story of love, loss and family secrets.
Die Ladies von Missalonghi
In a small Australian town in the 1920s, poor and downtrodden Missy Wright dreams of freedom. With the help of a mysterious aunt and an unexpected love, she discovers the strength and courage to change her life.
Sag niemals adieu
Young Nancy and Michael fall in love, but life brutally tears them apart. After years of pain and secrets, fate gives them a second chance at happiness. Danielle Steel's classic novel about love, loss, and promise.
Das Tor zum Glück – Inspirationen zur Lebenskunst
One of the most beautiful and wisest books on the art of living. No empty phrases and false motivation – just honest wisdom seasoned with subtle humor and warmth.
Ich bin Malala
"I Am Malala" (2013) is an autobiographical book by Malala Yousafzai, written with Christina Lamb. It is an inspiring story of courage, the fight for girls' education, and survival after an assassination attempt by the Taliban.
Mandala
Mandala is one of Pearl S. Buck's most mature and spiritual novels, a rare work set in India. The title Mandala (symbol of wholeness) perfectly captures the core of the story: a search for meaning, wholeness, and the reconciliation of opposites.
Skriveni cvet
The novel is an intimate, emotional story of forbidden love in post-war Japan. One of Buck's most personal works on the subject of interracial relationships. Less epic, more psychological and melancholic than her Chinese novels.
Božji ljudi
"God's People" (1951) is a novel in which the author compares the contrasting lives and ideals of two Americans who grew up as the sons of missionaries in China. The plot spans from the Boxer Rebellion (1900) to the mid-20th century.
Živa trska
"The Living Reed" (1963) is an epic historical novel in which the author depicts the turbulent history of Korea from the end of the 19th century to the end of World War II (1881–1945) through the fates of four generations of the aristocratic Korean Kim fa
Die Räuber
"Die Räuber" (1781) is Schiller's first play, a classic example of the Sturm und Drang movement. The play depicts the tragic conflict between two brothers, Karl and Franz Moor, and criticizes corrupt society and tyranny.