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May 17, 2022 36 min

Was lesen eigentlich ... Anne und Anja gerade?

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Unsere Lieblingsbücher für den Frühsommer ❤️ 01:30 Anja empfiehlt ihr aktuelles Must-Read "Die Diplomatin" von Lucy Fricke: Zum Buch07:08 Anne empfiehlt Hanya Yanagiharas faszinierenden Debüt-Roman "Das Volk der Bäume":Zum Buch11:46 Weiter geht es mit einer großen Geschichte über "Eine perfekte Familie", geschrieben von Liane Moriarty und empfohlen von Anja:Zum Buch17:20 Die berührende Geschichte eines ukrainischen Waisenmädchens, das auf eigene Faust loszieht auf der Suche nach einem besseren Leben. Annes Empfehlung "Kukolka" von Lana Lux: Zum Buch 21:44 Für den perfekten Tag am Pool empfiehlt Anja "Wirklich nett" von Marcy Dermansky: Zum Buch26:00 Mörderische Verwicklungen in der amerikanischen Kleinstadt empfiehlt Anne mit Joel Dickers "Die Wahrheit über den Fall Harry Quebert": Zum Buch29:02 Eine Protagonistin vor der Entscheidung zwischen Jugendliebe und Familie – Anjas Empfehlung "Der Papier Palast" von Miranda Cowley Heller: Zum Buch Und zum Abschluss unser Bookbeat-Rabatt für euch:Zu BookbeatMit dem Code: buchplausch erhaltet ihr 1 Gratis Monat Bookbeat Viel Spaß beim Hören!

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