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Filmriss
Author: Olaf Büttner
When Birte gets the key to the beach house, she and her group of friends finally have a place where they can get together and really party, undisturbed. No one would have thought that something could happen there that will change their lives forever.
This authentic drama addresses the topic of alcoholism.
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| Murder Child |
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Mörderkind
Author: Gina Mayer
Levke finds a body on the beach. While trying to find the murderer, she learns some amazing things: the victim and Levke's mother were in the same terrorist organization when they were young! But who's behind the murder? This is a truly gripping thriller!
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Zebraland
Author: Marlene Röder
Four teenagers are involved in a hit-and-run car accident in this psychological thriller.
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| In the River |
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Im Fluss
Author: Marlene Röder
Exceptional debut novel of a young author. A very delicately told love story and ghost tale.
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Einundzwanzigster Juli
Author: Anne C. Voorhoeve
It is July 21, 1944 and nothing will ever be the same again. At Lautlitz Castle in the German state of Wurttemberg, Fritzi hears that there has been an assassination attempt on the country's "beloved leader," Adolf Hitler. The 14-year-old girl is stunned when she finds out that her own family was involved in the plot. Hitler's state police strike back quickly, and everyone in the family, from the youngest child to the grandmother, is arrested for the crime.
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| Liverpool Street |
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Liverpool Street
Author: Anne C. Voorhoeve
Franziska is 11 years old when she is evacuated from her home city of Berlin as part of the Kindertransport, finding a new home in London with an orthodox Jewish family. Looking back, she tells a tale of war and exile, of separations and new beginnings.
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| Lilly Under the Linden Trees |
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Lilly unter den Linden
Author: Anne C. Voorhoeve
When Lilly's mother dies, the only family she has left is in East Germany (the GDR), behind the foreboding wall that long divided Germany into East and West. She is determined to leave her court-appointed guardian and be with her aunt in Jena, in East Germany. Getting there turns out to be the easy part of the journey, as Lilly learns much about herself and her mother that she hadn't suspected.
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| Two Summers |
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Zwei Sommer
Author: Britta Keil
Summer, love, friendship, and jealousy ... Two perspectives of the events of the same summer.
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Die Welle
Author: Morton Rhue/ Stefani Kampmann
A graphic novel based on Todd Strasser's (alias Morton Rhue) bestselling "The Wave". Fascistic thought and behavior are still with us, and they are omnipresent. A teacher proves it to his students in a sensational experiment.
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Asphalt Tribe
Author: Morton Rhue
They call themselves the "Asphalt Tribe" and live on the streets of New York City. Fifteen-year-old Maybe delivers a brutally direct report of her fight for survival, of moments of fear and of hope, hopelessness and dreams for the future.
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