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      • Lindbak + Lindbak

        Lindbak + Lindbak is a fresh new Nordic publishing house adding an innovative twist to popular genres like crime, romance & children's books.

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      • Lindau srl.

        Independent publisher founded in 1989 and releasing around 50 new titles each year  both in fiction (literary; contemporary) and non-fiction (history; art; religion , biographies)

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        Siberian haiku

        by Jurga Vile, Lina Itagaki

        This graphic novel tells a story of a Lithuanian boy Algiukas, who in 1941 together with his family was deported to Siberia. His aunt Petronella brings along a book of the Japanese haiku poems. In exile, she inspires the deportees not to succumb to the despair and to see the beautiful side of life.   AWARDS Main Prize in Book Art Contest 2017 Best Book of the Year by IBBY Lithuania 2017 Best Illustrations for a Children’s Book by IBBY Lithuania 2017 White Raven 2017 The Aloysius Petrikas Literary Prize for Children’s Book of the Year 2018 Children’s Book of the Year 2018 (Lithuania) IBBY Honor List 2020 Nomination at the Angoulême International Comics Festival 2020 Selection for Children’s Book Jury in Latvia 2020 International Jānis Baltvilks Award in Latvia 2020 Nomination for Bologna Ragazzi Award 2020 in Italia Latvian edition of “Sibīrijas haiku” was included in the Latvian PEN list of the most important books published in Latvia in 2020 Nomination at the International Book Contest “Reading St. Petersburg,” 2021 (Russia) Nomination for Latvian Literature Prize 2020 Nomination for the Deutscher Jugendliteraturpreis 2021 in the young adult book category

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        Grandma Doesn't Talk

        China Story Picture Books

        by Lyu Lina

        China Story Picture Books is the first set of children's picture books launched by the Bingxin Award Committee. This set of books covers the works of seven Bingxin Award-winning writers of different ages including children's literature masters and promising young writers. The illustrations are full of traditional Chinese cultural elements such as dragon lantern dance, paper cutting, oil paper umbrella, and bamboo. Powerful painters at home and abroad are invited to do illustrations, which brings interesting fusion and collision of Chinese and foreign cultures to the books. In addition to the original illustrations, the stories are more touching. Every child can harvest the courage and wisdom for growing up from these stories.   The series consists of 7 picture books: The Dragon Lantern, The Path of Golden Flowers, The Child in Three-Story Attic, The School Day Gifts, The Secret of Crossing, The Slope of Sisters.   Grandma Doesn't Talk tells the story of "little Heidi" in China. Mai Xiaoduo's grandmother is wordless but has many skills. She can cut window flowers for the neighbors, knit sweaters, make medicine for Heidi's ailing grandfather, and take Mai Xiaoduo to the mountain to collect medicine and watch the sunset. Although grandma doesn't talk too much, her scissors, needles and frying pans can talk. In the process of accompanying her grandmother, Mai Xiaoduo heard the sound of life, history, and flowers, trees and the wind in nature.

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        September 2021

        Wen immer wir lieben

        New Adult-Roman mit Bad-Boy-Challenge und Liebe auf den zweiten Blick

        by Michelle Schrenk

        Whomever We Love Three sisters, three challenges, three winners of hearts?Although they are sisters, Lina, Kaya and Nika couldn‘t be more different. While Lina enjoys her life to the fullest, Kaya is a full-time perfect student. Nika, on the other hand, always falls for heartbreakers – but together the three of them fight against all odds. In life and in love!Tattoos, leather jacket and unbelievably charming: a bad boy from the books. In a bar, Lina and her two best friends rate guys on Tinder on a scale from 1 to heartbreaker. The reason is Lina‘s little sister Nika, who has once again fallen into the bad boy trap. When the very guy on Lina‘s display just walks through the door – clearly identified by them as a womanizer – her friends challenge her: Lina is to prove to them that she can resist him, effortlessly. That‘s how the Bad Boy Challenge begins... the stakes: nothing less than Lina‘s heart.   • Second encounters can defeat first impressions, the heart always wins ...• Original and modern twist on New Adult fiction – touching and an extra dose of humor• Girl power: 3 self-confident sisters as protagonists and role models• Stories about first steps towards independence: Career choices, fear of the future, parental pressure, exploring roots to find your place

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        Der einsamste Eisbär

        Noras wahre Geschichte und die Gefahren einer sich erwärmenden Welt

        by Williams, Kale

        Aus dem amerikanischen Englisch von Lina Robertz und Annika Klapper

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        January 2023

        Wer die Hölle kennt

        Roman

        by Bardugo, Leigh

        Aus dem amerikanischen Englisch von Lina Robertz, Silvia Kinkel, Heike Holtsch und Constanze Wehnes

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        January 1995

        Eine Handvoll Staub

        Widerstand einer Frau 1933-1945

        by Haag, Lina

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        March 2015

        A little less conversation

        Astro-Quickie: Krebs

        by Barold, Lina

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        August 2015

        Liebe, M.A.

        Roman

        by Barold, Lina

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        October 2007

        Engel und Dämonen der Peripherie

        Essays

        by Juri Andruchowytsch, Sabine Stöhr

        „Ein bißchen Sisyphos, ein bißchen Sacher-Masoch“ lautet die Selbstbeschreibung des bekanntesten ukrainischen Schriftstellers im Jahr 2007. Die „orange Revolution“ liegt weit zurück, fast alle Hoffnungen sind begraben, „fangen wir wieder von vorn an“… Bei den frühen, prägenden Lektüren, Hesse, Benn und Lina Kostenko, bei den Happenings von Bu-Ba-Bu. In Essays und Notaten aus den letzten Jahren setzt Andruchowytsch die literarischen und geopoetischen Erkundungen des Letzten Territoriums (es 2446) fort, etwa mit dem Nachruf auf den Zug 76, der einst die Ostsee mit dem Schwarzen Meer verband. Provokant und seiner Gegenwart stets ein Stück voraus konfrontiert er uns mit der Frage, wo die Ukraine eigentlich liegt: im Schatten Rußlands oder in einer „Grauzone guter Nachbarschaft“, die Europa ihr gewährt.

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