Strangers in Paradise

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An imaginative novel about the incredible contradictions of our species.

Exciting, humorous and deeply serious all at once.

A plea to embrace humanity in all its imperfection.


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Nathan and Ana are strangers from somewhere. They have a delicate mission: to understand the inhabitants of this – our – world. How do they live and love? What do they strive for, what do they argue about? The two take on human form so as not to attract attention during their mission. What they discover on their journey bewilders them. Why do children starve on this fertile planet? Why do people kill each other over an invisible border? Why do some squander while others languish in misery? Just as they are about to abandon their expedition in disappointment with humanity, they encounter people who are not quite "of this world" either: a clan living in secret, incapable of hatred or domination, to whom possessions and greed are alien. Thus, they gain new hope... In his new novel, Andreas Sommer looks at us humans through the eyes of aliens who are bewildered by abysses and absurdities, but also recognize the beauties and opportunities of our world. A thrilling, humorous, and at the same time deeply serious parable about the inhumanity of humankind.

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Manufacturer / Responsible Person:
Langen Müller Verlag GmbH, Thomas-Wimmer-Ring 11, 80539, München, Germany, info@langenmueller.de

EAN / ISBN

9783784484105

Art Nr.

08410

AutorInnen / IllustratorInnen

Andreas Summer

Seitenzahl

280

Produktart

EPUB

Erscheinungstag

12.08.2021

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