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
Press reports 2009
In fast motion through an eventful life
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
A remarkable woman
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
Life has made her strong
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
The (survival) story of Isabelle Müller
In her debut “Phoenix Daughter,” Isabelle Müller writes her past from her soul.
Deeply touched by the story
Positive response to reading (Download PDF – EN)
With a book against a taboo
Isabelle Müller writes about her story as a child abused by her father.
Life path full of hope
Isabelle Müller wants to encourage other people with her biography >>Phoenix Daughter<<. (Download PDF – EN)
Like a dream
Like in a dream – that’s how Kapfenhardt author Isabelle Müller feels at the moment.
Isabelle Müller reads from her new book Phönix Tochter at the Kulturmatinee
At the start of the summer season, after stormy, rainy and snowy days, around 120 excited listeners gathered in the Silver Hall of the Schömberg
Unsparingly portraying one’s own life
Isabelle Müller’s book gives courage / Back to the roots in Vietnam (Download PDF – EN)
Phoenix Daughter – Isabelle Müller presented her latest book
The Kapfenhardt author Isabelle Müller has published her latest book (Download PDF – EN)
Kapfenhardt author erects a monument to the strong mother
SCHÖMBERG. “In ancient Egyptian myth, the phoenix is the bird that rises again and again from the ashes after being burned to death. The young
Courage instead of anger
She smiles when she speaks. She deliberately emphasizes her words with a few hand gestures. And a look into Isabelle Müller’s dark eyes reveals: The