Highlights November

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Nick Brille's's "Looking for a crime scene cleaner" shows me many jobs to earn your money.

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Ernie Hearting's "Geronimo" tells the thrilling story of this great indian leader. A masterpiece

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Phillip Lahm's "The fine difference" introduces me into the life of this important soccer player and his important games and competitions. a great read

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Phillip Lahm's "The fine difference" introduces me into the life of this important soccer player and his important games and competitions. a great read

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Ulrike Schnitzer's "The silence of the glaciers" fills my day.

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Jon Krakauer's "Into the wilderness" The author of "into thin air" doesn t disappoint. A book that gave me many hours of pure reading pleasure. Worth all the work I invest in my reading system. A dream.

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    Wolfgang Hohlbein's "Dark Skies" is another pageturner of this great author and it gave me a great day. A story from t

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    Kate Karko's "Namma" gives me an interesting insight into the live in tibet. One of my favorite subjects.

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    Frederica de Cesco's "Sun arrow" gives me a nice day. A thrilling story about indians. I loved it.

    12.

    Konsalik's "black mink on soft skin" get's me hooked a real pageturner like this author has created many. I love it

    11.

    Vanessa Kullmann's "No big thing" enriches my day with a lot of knowledge about coffee, management and a great success story. Germany needs people like this. They are the foundation of this country.

    10.

    Karla Weigand's "the friesenwitch" fils my day. A story aboout a woman at the end of the the 17th century that feels to be a "medica" like Rob in Noah Gordon's "the medicus" It feels like this books a great read.

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    Romans "create wealth with creativity shows me how to prepare my mind for wealth by using the right thoughts and habits. Great read hope it works.

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    Eugen Schuhmacher's "i filmed 1000 animals" fills up my knowledge about wild animals in a thrilling way. Definitely a pageturner.

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    hoimar v. dithfurth's "so let's plant an appletree" shows me how mankind destroys nature and that we need nature not nature needs us. A great read even if it is a little depressing.

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    Walter Krämer's "We can everything, even better" shows me what germans can be proud of. An interesting thing in these difficult times. like toilet, tapestry or heating. I appreciate these things now more.

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    Julien Green's "Adrienne Mesurat" tells the story of a strong woman in the wrong time. A great read.

    3.

    David Perlmutters "Stupid like bread" shows me how the today produced wheat will gradually destroy our brain. Very interesting Hope I can escape.

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    Kazmierz Albin "sought by warrant" is another thrilling story of a survivor of the german concentrationcamps. Great.

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    Paulo Coelho's "adultery" is another pageturner I could enjoy. Great.

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