the city issued a public apology. was novel is an uncomfortable read but like so many new books from the czech republic it s well worth the effort. and. that s all for march twenty one this time so until we meet again why not curl up with a good book and until then i ll feeders in from leipsic. in . the morning. to understand.
trend. readers can meet their favorite authors and then like in frankfurt stock up on books. this publishers trying to attract young readers with a selfie competition. a more serious note this year s book fair focuses on south eastern europe and the erosion of democracy and freedom of speech . germany s federal agency for civic education is sponsoring a series of discussions and book readings thirty years of change and young people then and now. a student you can mention do not know what s happening with young people the ones who were born after nine hundred eighty nine who have no historical reference points except perhaps through their parents generation are they rebellious how are they dealing with responsibility. what are they thinking and feeling and what does europe mean to them and the best that it is the only hope of
a single moment i think it s extremely important to have a platform to initiate discussion doesn t it just makes you want. to like six fair shows that books and readers do still exist a recent study indicates that fewer people are buying books these days but those who do buy more. one of the stars of this year s event is the outspoken russian american journalist and activist mushing gessen she has been awarded the twenty nine thousand lives book fair award for european understanding. these days people are lining up to interview matia gessen the author of the award winning work the future is history how totalitarianism reclaimed russia. it makes a provocative claim. that. russia s
of our favorites. encounters with wild animals and exciting climbs up the sides of volcanoes it s all in a new illustrated account of alexander for home bold south american expedition. author and revulse bookmarks the two hundred fiftieth anniversary of germany s famous geographer a naturalist and explorer the book was inspired by one bold plan samples sketches and newly released passages from his daily journal. it was an amazing journey full of adventures and new discoveries. descriptions of his encounters with indigenous peoples are both vivid and moving. them both describe the impact humans were already having on the environment and condemned slavery in cuba.
the leader stands for towards the slice of. winter berg meanders through the course of history. bringing the past to life in spite of these often sad events it s a sheer delight to be along for the ride. in bernie a three hour train trip from prague people have been also reconciling the past helped along by qatar sheena to scald as book the expulsion of british nearish. the besso need to subscribe to the dixie cup will drive up an overstuffed get them just common enough cup we call it it s going to. live on a high you. get a could be a body. it s not nice and would have on the chin ashes been a while. in suppose you had it just now i just chose to support it i see the use deflection not just the globe on