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PUNKED
Der Geruch von Kunstnebel und Schweiß, dröhnende Bässe und besetzte Häuser – ein angepasstes bürgerliches Leben war für Bey, Bassistin einer Avantgarde-Punkband, früher undenkbar gewesen. Nach der Geburt ihres Sohnes wohnt sie jetzt am Rand von Amsterdam, umgeben von gutsituierten Eltern ohne spätjugendliche Exzesse. Als ein kalkweißes Kuvert sie erreicht, gerät ihr Alltag aus dem Takt: Ihr Ex-Freund Iggy ist gestorben. Bey fährt zur Beerdigung nach Berlin, wo sie in Iggys Nachlass eine Tonaufnahme findet, die sie an den Umständen seines Todes zweifeln lässt. Ihre Nachforschungen stoßen auf Widerstand beim Rest der Alt-Punks, und als Karina, ihre verschollen geglaubte Erzfein...
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Yasmin the Writer
Yasmin struggles with Ms. Alex's assignment to write an essay about her hero until she realizes that her hero is someone very close to her.
Stay, Daughter
We did not stay in our houses. Not in the way our grandmothers had, or our mothers. We went out a little more and veiled ourselves a little less. Some of us longed for more learning and dreamed about leaving home to get it. The elders shook their heads and cautioned: too much education could ruin a girl's future. To be a Muslim girl in the Sri Lanka of the 50s and 60s was to have to stay inside once you hit puberty; where even a glimpse of flesh was forbidden; and where things were done the way they'd always been done. But Yasmin Azad's family is full of love, humour and larger-than-life characters, despite the strictures half of them were under. And almost despite himself, Yasmin's father allows her an education – an education that would open the whole world to her, even as it risked closing her off from those she was closest to. An extraordinary portrait of a time and a community in the midst of profound change, Stay, Daughter vividly evokes a now-vanished world, but its central clash – that of tradition and modernity – is one that will always be with us.
Yasmin's Journey
Fifteen-year-old Yasmin lives with her parents and six year old brother Ali in a small town in Syria. The country is at war, and after her father is injured in a bomb blast, Yasmin is forced to leave Syria with Ali to find a new life for them both. Her difficult journey takes her through the refugee camps of Turkey, into Greece and ultimately to western Europe. In the face of many terrors and terrible dangers, Yasmin strikes up a romantic friendship with sixteen-year-old Kamal. Can they find peace and safety together?Featuring a warm romantic love story combined with relevant cultural and social issues, this book is idea for the girl who may be a reluctant reader but who wants to read books that are applicable to her age group. As part of the Promises series, this book tells a love story with light-heartedness and warmth, while dealing with real-life issues from a different perspective.
Edgware Road
A debut novel about family and identity, wealth and corruption, the ties that bind us and the ties we have no idea we've severed, set between Karachi and London.
Pale Hearts
In this book, Pale Hearts, a compilation of works by 35 writers; they have expressed their views on different themes in Hindi and English language. Pore over this book to enjoy the amazing voyage of co-authors' creation.
Yasmin the Singer
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