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Feb 24, 2021 22 min

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Was wir so in der kalten Jahreszeit lesen ... wenn wir es uns so richtig gemütlich machen. Winterbücher: Was sie für jeden von uns bedeuten. Was wir unter gemütlichen Büchern für die Couch verstehen und wie unterschiedlich man darüber denken kann – unsere Empfehlungen für dich. Mit dabei: "Der kleine Lord" – Ein Buch für 365 TageAnnie Proulx „Das grüne Akkordeon"Elizabeth Gilbert, City of GirlsChristel Dabos, "Die Spiegelreisende"Ich habe auch gelebt!: Briefe einer Freundschaft von Astrid LindgrenDavid Mitchell "Cloud Atlas"

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