Adam Cohen's 1938 eighteen. Edward Cohen will grow up to the year 2000. Two generations separate them - but a history of uniting them. The power of family ties and the strength of this debut says affinities, and the fact that it only requires a meeting to change our lives forever.
Content: Berlin, 2004. Edward Cohen, owner of a trendy fashion boutique heard since his turbulent childhood and over again how much he is like Adam - his great-uncle, whom he has never known, the black sheep of the family. breaks in the moment when Edwards Berlin life in a thousand pieces, falls Adams legacy in his hands, a stack of paper, addressed to a certain Anna Guzlowski.
Berlin, 1938. Adam Cohen is a dreamer. But he grew up as a Jewish boy in the thirties in Germany, and this is no time to dream. Even if one has such eccentric lady like Edda Klingmann to her grandmother that her grandson has taught the important things in life - not only in fear. When Adam meets Anna at eighteen, he knows what his dreams have taken action. But while the Cohen family prepares to emigrate to England, Anna disappears into the night of the 9th November 1938 without a trace. Where should Adam look for her? Sixty years later, Edward breathlessly reads page after page and see how far Adam has gone in his search for Anna ... Moving and fearless humor Astrid Rosenfeld told of fortunes and big emotions and how the past permeates the present.
novel, linen hardcover, 400 pages ISBN 978-3-257-06772-9
€ (D) 21.90 / CHF 36.90 * / € (A) 22.60
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