Elsa is seven years old and doesn't look like any other girl her age. Her grandmother is seventy-seven years old and everyone considers her completely crazy. Everyone except Elsa, who is sure that her grandmother is a genius. Ready for anything to have fun or protect her granddaughter. Even to break into the zoo, shoot paintballs, or flirt with police officers. She is not only Elsa's best friend, but also her only friend.
At night, Elsa finds refuge in the stories her grandmother creates about the six imaginary kingdoms, where no one is obliged to behave normally.
All this suddenly stops when the grandmother dies. However, she has left behind the most exciting treasure hunt for Elsa: a pile of letters that she must deliver to their recipients, people with whom the grandmother had conflicts.
Thus begins Elsa's great adventure, through which she will discover the truth hidden behind her grandmother's fairy tales, a woman who truly resembled no one else.

A whimsical, comedic, touching, and disruptive novel that offers a different perspective on our everyday life, as well as the right of each individual to be and live as they choose.

Max and Pip are a bonded couple, but now they are facing the most important decision of their lives - and they don't agree. The consequences of a terrifyingly difficult choice threaten to destroy them; nothing will ever be the same again. However, after the end, anything can happen... A story that branches into two versions. A story about life decisions and the weight of responsibility.

Munich, September 1931. Detective Zigfried Zaouer is urgently called to an aristocratic apartment, where twenty-two-year-old Angela Raubal, also known as Geli, was found dead. Next to her is a gun: everything indicates that it is a suicide. However, Geli was not an ordinary girl, and the apartment where she lived and died, as well as the gun that fired the fatal bullet, do not belong to an ordinary man: her legal guardian was "Uncle Alph," known throughout Germany as Adolf Hitler. Zaouer immediately begins his investigations, caught between those who want to close the case within a few hours and those who ask him to thoroughly examine the case and discover the truth, whatever it may be. As soon as Hitler learns the news, he hastily returns from Nuremberg and confirms that he has an airtight alibi. And yet, Zaouer doubts and does not stop investigating. The truths he will uncover are so dark that they shake his professional and personal certainties, and they will lead him to decisions that could even determine the future of democracy in Germany.

A small town like so many others... and then, one day, an abuse of power... a police check that takes a bad turn... His name was Said. He was fifteen years old. And he is dead.

I, Matia, eleven years old, did not know him. But afterwards, I saw hatred surrounding me, sorrow and madness devouring my family until its dissolution...

Later, while strange people resembling police officers were circling around me, I recognized Said's face painted on the walls of the neighborhood. Graffiti with red paint and slogans demanding justice!

And at that moment, the people of the neighborhood, the mothers, the sisters, the friends, will join the dance to break the silence.

So I, Matia, an eleven-year-old boy, gather the pieces of the puzzle, trying to understand and see that, even dead, the past is never truly buried!

And no one said that this is fair...