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Only thanks to blissful ignorance, and the inspiration of my grandparents' story, did I actually believe tackling a novel would be an easy task. I've since learned otherwise.

Kristina McMorris

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Nur dank glückseliger Ignoranz und der Inspiration der Geschichte meiner Großeltern glaubte ich tatsächlich, es wäre eine leichte Aufgabe, einen Roman anzugehen. Ich habe da anders gelernt.

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