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Tyll by Daniel Kehlmann

5. October 202210. November 2025 ~ leaalineh ~ Leave a comment

The importance of a powerful first sentence in a novel is a necessity all of us book lovers agree on.  It must catch our attention and grip us to make sure we read on. In Daniel Kehlmann’s novel Tyll, first published in Germany in 2017, I read one of the most potent introductory phrases I … Continue reading Tyll by Daniel Kehlmann

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