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For six hours, Isabelle Müller lay on the tracks in her French hometown. She was waiting for the express train from Paris that would free

Isabelle Müller returned to the place of her childhood on Wednesday evening. At a reading in the museum restaurant “Arche,” she presented her book “Phoenix

A crackling excitement and anticipation filled the air as Isabelle Müller entered the dining room of the “Arche” museum guesthouse. It was a very special

Attendees at a reading at Buch-Elser in Mühlacker gained insights into a deeply moving life story. Author Isabelle Müller was the guest there, leaving the

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

PZ Authors’ Forum with Isabelle Müller: A fast-forward through a turbulent life between poverty, violence and willpower (Download PDF – EN)

When talking to Isabelle Müller, the French intonation is sometimes noticeable – it is the only indication that, despite her German surname, she is not

Her experiences have made her strong. Racism, violence, poverty, sexual abuse – today, Isabelle Müller from Kapfenhardt looks back on her life with calm. Before

Isabelle Müller presents her book “Phoenix Daughter – Hope Was My Path.” She describes herself as “lucky” because she didn’t experience the hardship quite as

This book didn’t let me go for a minute. It captivated me from the first line to the last. An autobiography about a very special

Anyone listening to Isabelle Müller senses the determination, purpose, and worldliness of the 45-year-old author, certified interpreter, and translator. But she also looks with great

In her debut “Phoenix Daughter,” Isabelle Müller writes her past from her soul.

Positive response to reading (Download PDF – EN)

Isabelle Müller writes about her story as a child abused by her father.