Folge 41: Urlaubslektüre? Heute gibt es die intensiven Geschichten, die langen und und machmal schwermütigen – wunderbar!

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Ja, beim Erzählen haben Anne und ich festgestellt, dass es unsere Buchempfehlungen für den Urlaub wirklich in sich haben. Man braucht ein wenig mehr Zeit, Ruhe (die der Urlaub ja idealerweise mit sich bringen kann) für diese wunderbaren Bücher. Sie werden euch fesseln und staunend zurücklassen – versprochen! Also: Ausprobieren! Buchempfehlung AnneLize Spit "Und es schmilzt"Carlos Ruiz Zafon "Der Schatten des Windes"Peter Keglevic "Ich war Hitlers Trauzeuge"Buchempfehlung AnjaZwölf Leben von Ayana MathisUnderground Railroad von Colson WhiteheadDer Mann, der Sherlock Holmes tötete von Graham Moore Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Folge 41: Urlaubslektüre? Heute gibt es die intensiven Geschichten, die langen und und machmal schwermütigen – wunderbar!

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