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Wilde Palme / Der Strom
The book consists of two parallel stories that explore love, freedom, responsibility, and destiny, and show how life's decisions determine a person's path.
Lebendiger Bambus
The novel depicts the history of Korea through the fate of one family, highlighting the struggle for freedom, the preservation of tradition, and the power of human perseverance.
Ich träumte von Afrika
In this book, author Kuki Gallmann describes her life in Kenya, her love of African nature, family tragedies, and her fight to preserve wildlife.
Tränen zwischen Himmel und Erde: Mein Weg zurück ins Leben
The second book of memoirs by Ugandan author China Keitetsi (born 1976), a continuation of the memoirs of a former child soldier about life in Europe, the search for children, and the journey of healing.
Wer ohne Sünde ist...
Who is without sin... is Susanne Seitz's debut novel about the young Lisa Wegner who flees from a provincial estate to Munich at the beginning of the 20th century in search of an artistic and free life.
Ende in Antibes
The book is a sequel to the novel Rich Man, Poor Man - a saga of the Jordache family after the murder of Tom, focusing on son Wesley who seeks revenge and the truth.
Geheimnis um Virginia / Geliebte Lady / Ich begleite dich auf allen Wegen
Barbara Cartland, the legendary "queen of romance", offers her signature recipe in these three works: innocent heroines, charming marquises and lords, court intrigues, secrets and love that conquers all.
Deutsche Gedichte des 19. Jahrhunderts
Deutsche Gedichte des 19. Jahrhunderts is an anthology edited in 1984 by the distinguished German writer, poet, and essayist Peter Härtling (1933–2017) for the Deutscher Bücherbund.
Morgen ist die Ewigkeit
A touching drama by American writer and journalist Gwen Bristow about a woman who believes her husband was killed in World War I, builds a new life, and then confronts the past.
Das Tal der Puppen
A cult bestseller about three women in show business who struggle for fame, love, and survive on "dolls" (pills). Jacqueline Susann's most famous novel and one of the best-selling books of all time