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|title=Someday We'll Tell Each Other Everything
|author=Daniela Krien
|publisher=MacLehose Press
|date=June 2014
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|summary=Perhaps with too slender a feel for some, I found this study of love from Germany a brilliantly balanced, clever and absorbing couple of hours.
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Eastern Germany, and the country is in the limbo-land of time that lay between the end of the Communist state of the DDR and reunification. Teenager Maria is also in a limbo-land of a kind herself, living on a farm with the Brendels family, but not one of them. The matriarch still speaks to her in the third person for one, and while she does some of the house- and farm-work, and is in a relationship with the wannabe photographer son of the family, she knows she's not quite settled within those walls. Especially, as she is to learn, when there is a neighbour who can stir passionate emotions inside her…
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