Lesung mit Miriam Burdelski

Family isn’t what remains, but what we constantly reinvent
When Liesel accompanies her grandmother Emmi on a journey to the former province of East Prussia, she’s searching for more than just a place—she’s searching for answers. Answers to the questions that stand between the generations, to the secrets hidden in yellowed calendars and in Emmi’s silence. Amid birch-lined avenues, old manor houses, and the sound of the Baltic Sea, a story of loss and hope, of guilt and love, unfolds. But the closer Liesel gets to the past, the more clearly she realizes: home is not a place you find on a map. Home is the people who remain when everything else disappears.
A powerful and deeply moving novel about memory, forgiveness, and the longing to belong somewhere.