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Ein deutsches Versprechen. Weimar 1756-1933 | Die Bedeutung Weimars für die weltweite Kunst und KulturEin Ort kann durch seine Menschen zum Versprechen werden 1756 begann Herzogin Anna Amalia in der kleinen Stadt Weimar, Politik und Kultur zu verbinden. Goethe und Schiller schufen dort Meilensteine der Literatur und des Denkens. Franz Liszt gab der Musik wichtige Erneuerungsimpulse, Harry Graf Kessler sowie Henry van de Velde brachten die moderne Kunst und Architektur voran. In Weimar entstand die Verfassung der ersten deutschen Republik. Und Walter
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Kansas City Dragon Business
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This novel reveals a little-known part of Kansas City’s past—in the 1930s it was running a brisk dragon hatching, renting and sales business! Fast forward 80 or 90 years after the operation was shut down by the city—and be amazed! A suburban family with four boys moves into a 100-year old house in Crossroads of KC and into the adventure of their lives. Add a talking lizard and a trash-talking wizard out of the past, and you have a tale funny, terrifying, and thought-provoking all at once. I hope to see this in every bookstore window in Kansas City!
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Loved the quinces book!
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Yay a new book! When i saw this I was just like"Omg no way, SHUT UP A NEW BOOK!?! Anyway love ur books Kat!
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Alfredo Paucar
Waukegan, US
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Draper, US
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Great Read
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A story for all ages. Loved the first and this one didn’t disappoint. It’s an entertaining fast paced read. Beautiful imagery
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Rachel
Port Orchard, US
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This is a companion novel to “Miss Quinces” So I had high hopes for enjoying this graphic novel by Kat Fajardo. Those hopes were thankfully met as I really enjoyed my time reading. So much so I binged this book in one day, which is hard to do with an infant. It’s making me want to reread “Miss Quinces” so I can stay in Suyapa’s world a little longer.
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