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Synopsis

"The most beautiful thing about returning home is the exclamation: 'We missed you!' The second most beautiful thing is rolling up. The homecomer sticks his nose into his fur and becomes shorter. Then follows a feast and then a walk through the garden to bury the travel thoughts under bushes. In spring, something will grow out of them." What to do when everyone runs apart and argues? The dachshund and philosopher Drago likes to be chauffeured in the car, but to keep his pack together, he sets off on foot exceptionally. With tired paws and alert mind, he conveys conversations between moon and man, mouse and dog, even between woman and man. After "A like everything", which healed the finiteness of life with the happiness of the present, Daniela Herzberg tells in her second novel around the dachshund Drago feather-light yet full of depth of the conflict between the urge to freedom and pack. ABOUT "A AS EVERYTHING": "Drago tells his dog life as dry as only a deeply relaxed dachshund can. … The advantage: the human concerns fall away. And this in a story where love is all the time." Ralf Julke, Leipziger Zeitung About the content: It starts with an enormousness: newly married travel A and D to Canada – without taking her dachshund Drago and the clumsy bitch sock. Worse, with As parents, they invite two squabbles into the lake house and commission Drago to prevent a divorce of the two. Of course, it crashes between the protection-ordered, supplies disappear and Drago desperately tries to keep his pack together. He encounters neglected children who have fled from their home and believe in the superiority of the German race, a free-roaming bull who bears the name of a German resistance fighter, and a mouse that challenges Drago to philosophical competition. Shadow after shadow lays over the idyll of the hilly landscape and Drago's pack. In the villages, freedom for self-determination is fought.

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