N	*	Titolo	Titolo in inglese	Autore	Editore	Prezzo	A
	1	2	Eine Frage der Chemie	Lessons in Chemistry	Bonnie Garmus	Piper	€22,00
	2	1	Ein Sommer in Niendorf	A Summer in Niendorf	Heinz Strunk	Rowohlt	€22,00
	3	New	Violeta	Violeta	Isabel Allende	Suhrkamp	€26,00
	4	3	Was ich nie gesagt habe	What I Never Said	Susanne Abel	DTV	€23,00
	5	6	Stay away from Gretchen	Stay away from Gretchen	Susanne Abel	dtv	€20,00
	6	4	Die Toten von Fleat House	The Murders at Fleat House	Lucinda Riley	Goldmann	€22,00
	7	New	Kummer aller Art	Sorrow of All Kinds	Mariana Leky	Dumont	€22,00
	8	New	Die Nacht unterm Schnee	The Night under the Snow	Ralf Rothmann	Suhrkamp	€24,00
	9	8	Affenhitze	Scorching Heat	Michael Kobr, Volker Klüpfel	Ullstein	€24,99
	10	Back	Der Markisenmann	The Awning Man	Jan Weiler	Heyne	€22,00

SAGGISTICA

N	*	Titolo	Titolo in inglese	Autore	Editore	Prezzo	A
1	New	Du schaffst das nicht	You Can't Do That	Gnu	Riva	€20,00
2	4	101 Essays, die dein Leben verändern werden	101 Essays That Will Change The Way You Think	Brianna Wiest	Piper	€22,00
3	1	Du darfst nicht alles glauben, was du denkst	You Shouldn't Believe Everything You Think	Kurt Krömer	Kiepenheuer & Witsch	€20,00
4	3	Nachts im Kanzleramt	At Night in the Chancellery	Marietta Slomka	Droemer	€20,00
5	6	Alles geben	Give Everything	Neven Subotic, Sonja Hartwig	Kiepenheuer & Witsch	€22,00
6	New	Putins Netz	Putin's People	Catherine Belton	HarperCollins	€26,00
7	5	Alles, was wir nicht erinnern	Everything We Don't Remember	Christiane Hoffmann	C.H.Beck	€22,00
8	New	Staatskunst	Leadership: Six Studies in World Strategy	Henry A. Kissinger	C. Bertelsmann	€38,00
9	2	Ich muss raus aus dieser Kirche	I have to Get Out of this Church	Andreas Sturm	Verlag Herder	€18,00
10	7	Nationale Interessen	National Interests	Klaus Dohnanyi	Siedler	€22,00

NARRATIVA - Descrizione

Chemist Elizabeth Zott is not your average woman. In fact, Elizabeth Zott would be the first to point out that there is no such thing. But it's the early 1960s and her all-male team at Hastings Research Institute take a very unscientific view of equality. Except for one: Calvin Evans, the lonely, brilliant, Nobel-prize nominated grudge-holder who falls in love with - of all things - her mind. True chemistry results. Like science, life is unpredictable. Which is why a few years later, Elizabeth Zott finds herself not only a single mother, but the reluctant star of America's most beloved cooking show, Supper at Six. Elizabeth's unusual approach to cooking ('combine one tablespoon acetic acid with a pinch of sodium chloride') proves revolutionary. But as her following grows, not everyone is happy. Because as it turns out, Elizabeth Zott isn't just teaching women to cook. She's daring them to change the status quo.

"A middle-class hero, a lawyer and writer named Roth, he sets off for Niendorf for a sabbatical. He plans to write an important book, a reckoning with his family. He is unlikely to run into anyone from his own circle in the petit bourgeois town on the Baltic Sea – which is why he chose it. But he soon gets into the clutches of a loud and banal demonic spirit: a man who rents out beach chairs and also owns the local off-licence. Disconcertment and annoyance slowly grow into a random community and, at some point, a necessity. The off-licence owner’s girlfriend is the third person to join the group – very far from being a perfect woman – and yet … by the end of the summer story, Roth has completely lost touch with his old life; he has become someone else …"

Violeta comes into the world on a stormy day in 1920, the first girl in a family with five boisterous sons. From the start, her life is marked by extraordinary events, for the ripples of the Great War are still being felt, even as the Spanish flu arrives on the shores of her South American homeland almost at the moment of her birth. Through her father’s prescience, the family will come through that crisis unscathed, only to face a new one as the Great Depression transforms the genteel city life she has known. Her family loses everything and is forced to retreat to a wild and beautiful but remote part of the country. There, she will come of age, and her first suitor will come calling. She tells her story in the form of a letter to someone she loves above all others, recounting times of devastating heartbreak and passionate affairs, poverty and wealth, terrible loss and immense joy. Her life is shaped by some of the most important events of history: the fight for women’s rights, the rise and fall of tyrants, and ultimately not one, but two pandemics.

What I Never Said is part 2 of the Gretchen series. om Monderath is newly in love. He is having the happiest time of his life with Jenny and her little baby boy, Carl. That is until he by accident comes across Henk, his elder half-brother, who wants to know everything about their mutual father. However, Konrad died a long time ago, and Tom’s mother Greta is suff ering from dementia. When more and more half-siblings come forward, it is getting too much for Tom. Jenny and Henk are not daunted, though, and are following the traces of Konrad’s life, thereby unearthing a terrible secret. A shadow from the Third Reich that has been looming over Tom‘s family ever since...

"The well-known Cologne news anchor Tom Monderath is worried about his 84-year-old mother Greta, who is growing increasingly forgetful. What was initially an annoyance in his seemingly perfect life becomes an unexpected gift. Greta tells the story of her life, bit by bit - of her childhood in East Prussia, her escape from the Russian soldiers during an icy winter, her longing for her missing father, and her success in Heidelberg’s black market. However, when Tom comes across a photo of a little girl with dark skin, Greta falls silent. For the first time, Tom begins to grapple more deeply with his mother’s past. Not just to finally understand her sadness – his own happiness depends on it, too."

The sudden death of a pupil in Fleat House at St Stephen’s - a small English private boarding school in deepest Norfolk - is a shocking event that the headmaster is very keen to call a tragic accident. But the local police cannot rule out foul play and the case prompts the return of high-flying Detective Inspector Jazmine ‘Jazz’ Hunter to the force. Jazz has her own private reasons for stepping away from her police career in London but reluctantly agrees to front the investigation as a favour to her old boss. Reunited with her loyal Sergeant, Alastair Miles, she enters the closed world of the school, and as Jazz begins to probe the circumstances surrounding Charlie Cavendish’s tragic death, events are soon to take another troubling turn. Charlie is exposed as an arrogant bully and those around him had both motive and opportunity to switch the drugs he took daily to control his epilepsy. As staff at the school close ranks, the disappearance of young pupil Rory Millar and the death of an elderly Classics Master provide Jazz with important leads but are destined to complicate the investigation further. As snow covers the landscape and another suspect goes missing, Jazz must also confront her own personal demons… Then a particularly grim discovery at the school makes this the most challenging murder investigation of her career. Because Fleat House hides secrets darker than even Jazz could ever have imagined…

"Everyone seemed squeaky clean on the inside, only on the inside of us it looked like Hempel's under the sofa," kiosk owner Armin thinks to himself as he tries in vain to meditate successfully. And there is also disorder inside the other characters in these literary columns: Mrs. Wiese can no longer sleep, Mr. Pohl is permanently despondent, Lisa has her first lovesickness, Vadim's hands are trembling, Mrs. Schwerter urgently needs to relax, a sad patient has lost his flock and psychoanalyst Ulrich is messing with transience.

Luisa is studying to become a librarian at university, which is housed in a former arms factory in Kiel. Elisabeth is working at the officers’ mess in the port and all she strives for is a little contentedness and everyday comfort. Two women who are trying to regain control of their lives after the war. But when is war truly over for those who have experienced it? Over time, Luisa notices that there is a heaviness in Elisabeth that weighs her down and prevents her from finding happiness. She tries to stay close to her friend, after her suicide attempt and through the extreme poverty of country life, but for Elisabeth, there will always be that emptiness that stems from the winter of 1945.

"Scorching Heat is part 9 of the Kluftinger series. What a heat! Actually much too humid to go outside. But Kluftinger has no choice: He has to investigate the clay pit where Professor Brunner unearthed the famous skeleton of the prehistoric ape ""Udo"" some time ago. Now Brunner has been found buried under a shovel excavator. The scientist, who wanted to prove with his find that the cradle of mankind lies in the Allgäu, had many enemies. Kluftinger therefore has his sights set on several suspects at once, including the members of an obscure sect. But the inspector also has to take care of an object of observation in his private life: The daycare mother of his little granddaughter is pursuing some very strange educational approaches. Reason enough to keep a closer eye on her and take flying lessons with Doctor Langhammer and his new high-tech drone. But the test flight gets dangerously out of hand ... "

What do we know about our parents? Much less than we think. And sometimes nothing at all. Fifteen-year-old Kim has never seen her father when her mother sends her away to live with him over the summer vacations. Instantly, the man proves to be not only rather strange, but also the most unsuccessful salesman in the world. But when she helps him to sell his dreadful awnings in the hard-hitting door-to-door business, father and daughter's lives change forever. A book about growing up and aging, about the secrets in our families, about guilt and responsibility, and the orange-yellow flicker of summer evenings.