Alessandra Lavagnino Reihenfolge der Bücher (Chronologisch)

A Dutch boy and girl work toward two goals--finding the doctor who can restore their father's memory and winning the competition for the silver skates

Drawn from actual events and characters in the author’s family history, The Librarians of Alexandria is a multi-generational saga spanning the years from the Unification of Italy in 1870 to the end of the Second World War. The librarians are the two Sisters Canterno: the beautiful, impassioned Marta and the withdrawn yet loving Margherita. Their intertwining stories are told by Marta’s daughter, Adriana, who alternately narrates as a young girl and as a grown woman, reminiscing with the aged and infirm Margherita. Set in Alexandria, Rome, and Palermo, the novel is at once circular and epic, a love song to culture – to languages and books, art and music – told in sensuous prose that evokes the sounds of rustling parchment manuscripts, parlor games, songs, and the strife of antiaircraft fire, while conjuring the scents of old libraries, dusty alleys, silkworm farms, and mandarin oranges.

Dies ist die liebevoll und farbenprächtig illustrierte Geschichte der kleinen Heidi, die bei ihrem Grossvater in der Einsamkeit der Bergwelt aufwächst. Sie erzählt auch vom Geissenpeter, der auf den Almen die Ziegen hütet und Heidis bester Freund wird. Doch eines Tages soll Heidi in die Grossstadt umziehen.