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Ein emanzipierter Jugendroman über Empowerment, die #MeToo-Debatte und die zwiespältige Rolle der sozialen Medien dabei.Nora steht unter Schock. Obwohl sie keinen Tropfen Alkohol getrunken hat, wacht sie nach einem Jahrmarktbesuch halb nackt und vollkommen orientierungslos auf einem Golfplatz auf. Ein Mitschüler hat offenbar Schlimmeres verhindert, als er drei junge Männer in die Flucht geschlagen hat. Nora würde am liebsten alles vergessen. Ihre beste Freundin Cam sieht das jedoch anders: Sie will, dass Nora an die Öffentlichkeit geht. Denn so ein Übergriff darf nicht ungestraft bleiben. Als klar wird, dass noch mehr Mädchen betroffen sind, erkennt Nora schließlich: Das Schweigen muss gebrochen werden. Und so bringt eine Kampagne unter den Hashtags #nogame und #schlussmitschweigen die Kleinstadtidylle ins Wanken.
Dottie can hardly believe it: Frieda came to the 21st century with her! The future seems just as adventurous to the baroness as she had always imagined. Everything is brighter and louder and faster. There’s ice cream in the middle of summer, cars, bicycles, music boxes with dubious autocorrect ... and the fact that you have to cook for yourself is by no means the biggest challenge! Yet the limitless freedom comes to an abrupt halt when you’re a fourteen-year-old trying to get on a plane without a passport.Together, Frieda and Dottie, who is dealing with a lot of strange feelings, try to find out more about their magical writing desk. They come across clues that it made a detour across the Atlantic in its mysterious history. Will Frieda’s big dream of travelling to America come true after all?
Dottie doesn’t care about 21st century lifestyle. She’d much rather wear long floating dresses, do needlework, and practice dancing – just like the heroines in her beloved Jane Austen novels. Frieda couldn’t disagree more. She’d love to study biology and physics and travel the world, all things early 19th century society doesn’t have in store for teenage girls. When they realise that their shared writing desk functions as a magical letterbox crossing centuries, they pour out their hearts to each other in a notebook they pass back and forth. Until one day, Frieda accidentally pulls Dottie into her time. Disguised as a distant relative, Dottie fits right in, even earning the approval of the baroness, which creates a rift between the girls when Frieda revolts more and more against her mother’s strict rules. One thing they agree on, though: Dottie needs to find a way back to her time and Frieda a chance to break free …