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Aug 11, 2020 25 min

Folge 43: Buchempfehlungen für zwischendurch, das nächste Wochenende oder oder oder

from Was liest eigentlich... der Buchplausch mit Gästen

Darüber wollten Anne und Anja unbedingt einmal sprechen: Eindringliche Bücher, fast vergessene Bücher, mystische Exemplare , ein bisschen Geschichte, Neuentdecktes ... eine wilde Mischung guter Bücher, die ihr sicher nicht vergessen werdet! Jedes für sich ist eine klare Leseempfehlung. Viel Spaß dabei:Buchempfehlungen von AnneMartin Suter "Die dunkle Seite des Mondes"Marlen Haushofer "Die Wand"Daphne du Maurier "Meine Cousine Rachel"Buchempfehlungen AnjaDer Hase mit den Bernsteinaugen von Edmund de WaalStoner von John WilliamsButcher’s Crossing von John Williams

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