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…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.

It’s a pretty unbelievable story. But what Isabelle Müller has written down is her own story. (Download PDF – EN)

Isabelle Müller is an attractive, self-confident woman. Despite her petite appearance, she is nevertheless brimming with energy. With a smile in her eyes, she makes

Author Isabelle Müller read from her autobiography at the Achern bookstore at the town hall. The harrowing account of her life horrified the visitors, yet

Not a sound could be heard in the packed city library. 45-year-old author Isabelle Müller from Kapfenhardt near Pforzheim opened up about her life in

Isabelle Müller captures the atmosphere of the book fair in an exclusive BB interview. Author Isabelle Müller (as we reported) was able to chat with

Laatzen-Mitte. Author Isabelle Müller from Unterreichenbach in the Black Forest will present her book “Phoenix Daughter – Hope Was My Path” at the Margarethenhof retirement

“From every stone that they throw in our way, we will build our way” – with this and other impressive life mottos, the author Isabelle

Author Isabelle Müller struck a chord with her audience on Tuesday evening in Speyer’s Historic Council Chamber. The writer presented her autobiographical survival story, “Phoenix

She has written a book about life. A book that doesn’t sugarcoat anything. In her autobiography, “Phoenix Daughter,” from which she read in Calw, Isabelle

For children and young people, the Frederick Day offerings encourage an age-appropriate love of reading. While the Neukirch Elementary School featured fairy tales recounted by

For the students in the seventh and tenth grades at OHG, it was time to prick up their ears and listen: As part of “Frederick