1974. One of those summers.

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It's wrong. But she can't stop thinking about her. She doesn't want to think about her anymore. Should she give in to her feelings again, even though she knows she could lose everything?

Summer 1974. Nici and Kate are 17. Isolated from the hustle and bustle of the big city and the hustle and bustle of the 1970s, they spend six weeks with their grandparents in a small village in the mountains. Kate travels from West Berlin, Nici from Bremen. As in so many years before. It could be their last summer together and yet: Nici would have preferred to stay with her boyfriend Tommy. She would have preferred not to see Kate that summer. Between the downpour, cherry cake and an old camera, she then recognizes in Kate the familiar soul she has loved since childhood. And she could almost forget what happened last summer...

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This page has been translated automatically by Shopify.

THIS BOOK IS (SO FAR) ONLY AVAILABLE IN GERMAN. IF YOU ORDER YOU RECEIVE A GERMAN COPY.

If you'd like to read it, send me an email and I push it on my translation list.

___

It's wrong. But she can't stop thinking about her. She doesn't want to think about her anymore. Should she give in to her feelings again, even though she knows she could lose everything?

Summer 1974. Nici and Kate are 17. Isolated from the hustle and bustle of the big city and the hustle and bustle of the 1970s, they spend six weeks with their grandparents in a small village in the mountains. Kate travels from West Berlin, Nici from Bremen. As in so many years before. It could be their last summer together and yet: Nici would have preferred to stay with her boyfriend Tommy. She would have preferred not to see Kate that summer. Between the downpour, cherry cake and an old camera, she then recognizes in Kate the familiar soul she has loved since childhood. And she could almost forget what happened last summer...