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The Berlin Jew Hannah Epstein and her great love Hans Mangold luckily survived the Nazi extermination of Jews in the Berlin underground. Hans' father, who was presumed dead, runs an asset management business in Switzerland, brings Hans into the Business, and he soon brings his Hannah to Switzerland with him. They married in August 1952; Their son Samuel was born in November 1952. It is the story of Hans, Hannah, and Samuel, told by Hannah, a story of fairytale wealth and happiness. But it's not a fairy tale. It is Hannah's life story, recorded by one of her descendants from a draft in her estate.
Genudgivelse. HANNAH er en hårdkogt, skæv, skæg og gribende fortælling om backpackeren Anna, der under sin opvækst i Nordjylland altid har haft lyst til at spæne ud over marken og aldrig komme tilbage. Efter et ophold i Schweiz som Serviertochter på en ølstue griber hun en indskydelse og tager til Australien med 130 dollars på lommen. Herefter begynder en rå, beskidt og sorthumoristisk rejse gennem Australien som landarbejder og backpackerbums; mellem rednecks, tæv, tilfældig sex, crocs og iskolde øl bliver Anna til Hannah og finder - muligvis - kærligheden og sig selv.
On the surface, Hannah is the story of a woman reclaiming herself after years of living small - years of being wanted but not truly seen. But beneath it runs something wider: the story of two people, each carrying their own silences, daring to believe in love again. Hannah has learned to keep men at a distance. Too often, they take more than they give, leaving her invisible. John has made a different kind of withdrawal. Once, the cost of love was too great, the stakes too high. So he stepped away, deciding solitude was safer. Both reflect something of the world we live in today: women retreating to protect their worth, men retreating because the risk feels unbearable. When Hannah and John meet, neither is searching. Yet in the gentle rhythms of ordinary days, a fragile connection begins to grow - built on trust, tenderness, and the courage to risk being seen. Their story is not about grand gestures, but about what it means to be cherished, not consumed; to be equal, not diminished; to be alive, together. Contains scenes of sexual intimacy and mature themes, portrayed through emotional realism and personal agency.
On the surface, Hannah is the story of a woman reclaiming herself after years of living small-years of being wanted but not truly seen. But beneath it runs something wider: the story of two people, each carrying their own silences, daring to believe in love again. Hannah has learned to keep men at a distance. Too often, they take more than they give, leaving her invisible. John has made a different kind of withdrawal. Once, the cost of love was too great, the stakes too high. So he stepped away, deciding solitude was safer. Both reflect something of the world we live in today: women retreating to protect their worth, men retreating because the risk feels unbearable. When Hannah and John meet, neither is searching. Yet in the gentle rhythms of ordinary days, a fragile connection begins to grow-built on trust, tenderness, and the courage to risk being seen. Their story is not about grand gestures, but about what it means to be cherished, not consumed; to be equal, not diminished; to be alive, together.
Hannah
Johan Raubal
2026
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Hannah
Johan Raubal
2026
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This title offers transformative lessons in life learnt through a three-year-old girl's battle with cancer. From Hannah's story emerge five profound lessons - of truth, joy, faith, compassion and wonder - that have the power to change our lives.
The moving and inspirational true story of one little girl's battle against the medical odds and a mother's unwavering love for her daughter. 'If I could have any wish it wouldn't be a part in High School Musical. I'd like to live just one day without having to rest when my heart gets tired: I'd just waste my energy, doing stuff with friends. But I can't and feeling unhappy about it is a waste of time. Being happy gives me energy – so much so that sometimes I want to do a cartwheel even though I can't actually manage it. My decision wasn't about dying. It's about living.' When her daughter Hannah was only four years old, Kirsty Jones received the news that no mother ever wants to hear. Her little girl had leukaemia. But Kirsty knew that Hannah was a fighter, and after gruelling chemotheraphy she beat the disease. But there was more trauma to come: the chemotherapy drugs had damaged Hannah's heart. At first, doctors hoped that Hannah's body would compensate for the damaged muscle, but when Hannah was only twelve her heart failed without warning. As her life hung in the balance, Doctors advised that Hannah's only chance of survival was a heart transplant, but the operation was very risky and the anti-rejection drugs might bring back the leukaemia. Kirsty knew one thing: Hannah deserved to decide her own destiny. Wise beyond her years after learning to cope with so much, Hannah made her choice: she did not want the transplant. She'd had enough of hospitals and wanted to be at home with her family. Then in July 2009, the right side of Hannah’s heart completely stopped working and her kidneys started to fail. Days later Hannah celebrated her 14th birthday – a milestone she was never expected to reach – and Hannah was ready to make a different choice. She agreed to have the transplant. Now Kirsty and Hannah tell their unique story and, with wit and honesty, their interweaving voices describe how facing and overcoming death has taught them so much about living. Filled with wisdom and grace, tears and laughter, Hannah's Choice is about beating the odds and finding joy in each day.
Four stunning tales of friendship, adventure and the magic of the natural world from multi-award-winning author Hannah Gold, illustrated by Levi Pinfold. Perfect for readers aged 8+.
An elephant never forgets . . . but can she dream?For forty-one years, Samson Brown has been caring for Hannah, the lone elephant at the down-at-the-heels Max L. Biedelman Zoo. Having vowed not to retire until an equally loving and devoted caretaker is found to replace him, Sam rejoices when smart, compassionate Neva Wilson is hired as the new elephant keeper. But Neva quickly discovers what Sam already knows: that despite their loving care, Hannah is isolated from other elephants and her feet are nearly ruined from standing on hard concrete all day. Using her contacts in the zookeeping world, Neva and Sam hatch a plan to send Hannah to an elephant sanctuary--just as the zoo's angry, unhappy director launches an aggressive revitalization campaign that spotlights Hannah as the star attraction, inextricably tying Hannah's future to the fate of the Max L. Biedelman Zoo.A charming, poignant, and captivating novel certain to enthrall readers of Water for Elephants, Diane Hammond's Hannah's Dream is a beautifully told tale rich in heart, humor, and intelligence.
"Great for one-on-one sharing or read-alouds. Sure to be popular with the Fancy Nancy crowd and has a nice bit of friendship wisdom to boot." --School Library JournalHannah Sparkles is sure to bring sparkly smiles to countless readers. Hannah was born happy She's thrilled when she learns she has a new neighbor: Sunny Everbright. With a name like that, how could Sunny not be the perfect friend for Hannah? But Sunny isn't into glitter or rainbows. She prefers rain, mud, and lizards. Hannah isn't sure that she and Sunny can be friends at all...until Hannah learns that everyone has their own kind of sparkle, and that friendship can be found in surprising ways.Perfect for fans of the Fancy Nancy and Pinkalicious books
Cheer along with Hannah Sparkles on her first day of school Hannah Sparkles and her best friend, Sunny Everbright, are ready for first grade. Their day starts as perfect as pom-poms...until Hannah and Sunny are seated far apart in the classroom. Even worse, Hannah is having trouble making new friends.It's going to take some extra thinking for Hannah to learn that sometimes being a good listener is the best way to be a good friend.Perfect for fans of Fancy Nancy and Pinkalicious, Hannah Sparkles's second story is sure to bring sparkly smiles to new readers who are just starting school too."Brantley-Newton creates a welcoming school environment filled with cozy nooks, while the heroine exudes personality. Mellom sensitively conveys how school brings with it important, unexpected social lessons." --Publishers Weekly"The illustrations are brightly colored and dynamic to match and] the theme of friendship and first-day jitters will surely resonate with new students... suitable for reading aloud to young children or independent reading for early elementary students." --School Library Journal