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It is not just her story that Isabelle Müller tells and reads; it is essentially the story surrounding her mother, her old homeland Vietnam, and

…The reading captivated more than 40 listeners. The author spoke openly and without shame… (Download PDF – EN)

„Der Drehpunkt” had invited everyone to a reading – and everyone came. Isabelle Müller was invited as the evening’s guest… (Download PDF – EN)

The audience in the well-filled women’s center “Weiberwirtschaft” listened attentively, even spellbound, to a moving autobiography. (Download PDF – EN)

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The approximately 20 listeners in the Affalterbach local library couldn’t believe it: Sitting before them was a cheerful, attractive woman in her mid-forties, chatting seemingly

The emotions of the participants of Isabelle Müller’s reading at the Theater an der Mühlstraße ranged from deep shock to incredulous astonishment. (Download PDF –

Can a woman lead a normal life after years of sexual abuse? Can terrible experiences like marginalization, abject poverty, and rejection still lead to a

… “Phoenix Daughter” is a story that does not cover up bad experiences with a cloak of secrecy and therefore makes clear how pain and

“Yes, I’m different,” smiles 45-year-old author Isabelle Müller. But that doesn’t detract from the interpreter, who grew up in poverty and violence. Quite the opposite.

Isabelle Müller wrote her book “Phoenix Daughter” not from a distance, but from the victim’s perspective. (Download PDF – EN)

…Hardly a day goes by these days without cases of abuse being reported in the media. Isabelle Müller describes how to survive sexual abuse in

…With Isabelle Müller, we have found an author who knows what it means to be self-employed and whose recipe for success is: You have to

In the packed Mächtlinger bookstore in Karlsruhe-Durlach, author Isabelle Müller read from her autobiography “Phoenix Daughter – Hope Was My Path,” published by Krüger Verlag.

Over 50 people enthusiastically applauded author Isabelle Müller after her reading at the Mächtlinger bookstore in Karlsruhe-Durlach. The packed room had been completely silent beforehand.