A book as a “source of strength”
Numerous visitors listened quietly and visibly moved to Isabelle Müller. At the Neue Buchhandlung Rieger in Balingen, the author from Kapfenhardt near Pforzheim gave a
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Once to hell and back
PZ Authors’ Forum with Isabelle Müller: A fast-forward through a turbulent life between poverty, violence and willpower (Download PDF – EN)
With love you build a temple from nothing
When talking to Isabelle Müller, the French intonation is sometimes noticeable – it is the only indication that, despite her German surname, she is not
I believed in myself
Her experiences have made her strong. Racism, violence, poverty, sexual abuse – today, Isabelle Müller from Kapfenhardt looks back on her life with calm. Before
SWR1 – Show “People”
Panel discussion with Isabelle Müller on the SWR1 program “Leute” (repeats to follow – dates are subject to change) (Download no longer available)
Phönix Tochter · SWR 1 “Leute” – Talk round with Isabelle Müller
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Phoenix Daughter · SWR 1 “People” – Talk show with Isabelle Müller
10:05 AM TO 12:00 PM
Once to hell and back
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:
A rocky path through life with many limits
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,
“Phoenix’s Daughter” by Isabelle Müller
When Isabelle Müller reads excerpts from her autobiography “The Phoenix Girl – Hope was my Path,” the audience falls silent. They listen in fascination to
Worth reading!
“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
Hope as a path
The story of a young woman who refuses to let misfortune defeat her
Courage for two
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
Phoenix from the ashes
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
One who cannot be defeated by misfortune
“From every stone they throw at our feet, we will build our way.” Her mother’s statement became Isabelle Müller’s life motto. (Download Link no longer