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Markus and Diana

Markus and Diana

Tara F. Chace
3.6/5 ( ratings)
Timid Markus Simonsen wants to learn to be himself in this USBBY Outstanding International Book. He is afraid of almost everything. But when he writes fan mail to famous people, he becomes somebody else: a blind widow bound to a wheelchair who longs for an autograph of a famous novelist, or a young sportsman whose career was destroyed by doping. One day Markus writes to the famous actress Diana Mortensen, pretending to be a sensitive millionaire who is able to understand the drawbacks of fame. When she responds, Markus is drawn into a humorous adventure that requires him to invent still more stories. In the end Markus realizes that he wants to experience something more difficult: he wants to be himself.
Language
English
Pages
188
Format
Hardcover
Publisher
Front Street, Incorporated
Release
October 01, 2006
ISBN
1932425594
ISBN 13
9781932425598

Markus and Diana

Tara F. Chace
3.6/5 ( ratings)
Timid Markus Simonsen wants to learn to be himself in this USBBY Outstanding International Book. He is afraid of almost everything. But when he writes fan mail to famous people, he becomes somebody else: a blind widow bound to a wheelchair who longs for an autograph of a famous novelist, or a young sportsman whose career was destroyed by doping. One day Markus writes to the famous actress Diana Mortensen, pretending to be a sensitive millionaire who is able to understand the drawbacks of fame. When she responds, Markus is drawn into a humorous adventure that requires him to invent still more stories. In the end Markus realizes that he wants to experience something more difficult: he wants to be himself.
Language
English
Pages
188
Format
Hardcover
Publisher
Front Street, Incorporated
Release
October 01, 2006
ISBN
1932425594
ISBN 13
9781932425598

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