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Another book of fate, you might think – but Müller’s story is gripping and moving in its clarity and absolute openness. (Download PDF – EN)

For Isabelle Müller, it was her first reading in Northern Germany. The audience listened, almost breathless, in silence, visibly moved, and with great attention. (Download

Strong woman: Isabelle Müller has been through hell, but she looks back without anger. She has now chronicled her life story in the book “Phoenix

“Memories belong only to us. They are both burdens and treasures,” says Isabelle Müller. In her book “Phoenix Daughter,” however, she makes a major exception—she

Dear Reader, the book PHOENIXTOCHER arrived at our editorial office a few days ago. Since our book corner was already full for the edition you

When you look at the now 45-year-old, it is hard to believe that this powerful woman grew up in circumstances that were full of misfortune:

On numerous trips to Asia, author Isabelle Müller discovered her Vietnamese roots and most of the locations from her mother, Dau-Thi-Cuc’s eventful life. In 2009,

When Isabelle Müller reads excerpts from her autobiography “The Phoenix Girl – My Path Was Hope,” the audience falls silent. They listen in fascination to

“Phoenix Daughter” tells the story of a remarkable woman who refuses to be overwhelmed by misfortune, who masters life and ultimately—despite all the blows of

The story of a young woman who refuses to let misfortune defeat her

What seems like a miracle in this autobiography is indestructible willpower: Born in 1964 as the fifth child of a Vietnamese mother and a French

About someone who refused to surrender to misfortune. She is the fifth child of a Vietnamese mother and a French father and grew up in