Susan Kreller Books

Poet nr. 21

By Gomes Sonia Mendonca Jose Luis Lind Jessica Hesse Bettina Blum David Kreller Susan Pleitner Theresa Phaf Rheinberger Ineke Waldrop Ke

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Ikigayi. Yapons ki sekrety dovhoho i shchaslyvoho zhyttya Ikigai. Apons ki sekreti dovgogo i saslivogo zitta

By Francesco Mirales, Ector Garcia Kiray

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Elefanten sieht man nicht

By Susan Kreller

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You Can t See the Elephants

By Susan Kreller

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You Can't See The Elephants

By Susan Kreller Translated By Elizabeth Gaffney

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One brave girl takes an extreme step to protect two abused childrenWhen thirteen-year-old Mascha is sent to her grandparents' for the summer, she spends her days bored and lonely at a nearby playgr...

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