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English: Dieses Fotos dürfen Sie honorarfrei nutzen, wenn Sie folgenden credit beachten: Copyright: Das blaue Sofa / Club Bertelsmann.
Benjamin Lebert, lebt in Hamburg. Er hat mit zwölf Jahren angefangen, zu schreiben. 1999 erschien sein erster Roman „Crazy“, der in 33 Sprachen übersetzt und von Hans-Christian Schmid fürs Kino verfilmt wurde. Sein zweiter Roman, „Der Vogel ist ein Rabe“, erschien 2003, der dritte Roman „Kannst du“, 2005. www.kiwi-verlag.de/die-autoren/autor/?id=327 |
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