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Carlotta #8
Internat und Kuss und Schluss?: 2 CDs
Das Abschlussjahr steht an und für die zwölfte Klasse von Schloss Prinzensee bedeutet das vor allem Abiturprüfungen! Für Carlotta scheinen sich die Ereignisse zu überschlagen. Sie hat sich in der Fahrschule angemeldet, plant eine eigene Fotoausstellung und möchte nach dem Abi ein Auslandsjahr machen. Es gibt also viel zu tun! Leider macht ihr auch noch der Streit mit Jonas zu schaffen. Er scheint sich immer mehr von ihr abzuschotten …
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First published January 1, 2018
About the author
Dagmar Hoßfeld
194 books33 followersDagmar Hoßfeld wollte als Kind Tierärztin, Bäuerin oder Gestütsbesitzerin werden. Dass sie sich anders entschieden hat, hat sie ihrem Sohn zu verdanken: Als er ungefähr ein halbes Jahr alt war, bekam sie Lust, ein Kinderbuch zu schreiben. Sie setzte sich an den Schreibtisch - und hörte mit dem Schreiben einfach nicht mehr auf. Zum Glück! Mittlerweile sind viele wunderbare Kinder- und Jugendbücher von ihr erschienen.
Geboren wurde Dagmar Hoßfeld 1960 in Kiel. Heute lebt sie in einem kleinen Dorf zwischen Ostsee und Schlei und hat, wie sie selbst sagt, den schönsten Beruf der Welt: Autorin.
Geboren wurde Dagmar Hoßfeld 1960 in Kiel. Heute lebt sie in einem kleinen Dorf zwischen Ostsee und Schlei und hat, wie sie selbst sagt, den schönsten Beruf der Welt: Autorin.
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October 20, 2018
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Carlotta is right in the middle of her final exams. Her mother is giving her a hard time and her future is sometimes in the dust. She knows for sure, that she wants to do something with her camera, but going right to University to study? Doesn´t sound like actual fun. She wants to travel, see the world, or at least a bit of it and after that, she can decide when and where she wants to study. Until then? Fun and a bittersweet goodbye are in order.
I am so happy that the author went back to her light and fun style that was so characteristic for most of her Carlotta-books. And together with Manu, one of her classmates, Carlotta is having a great time. The dialogues are hilarious, and some scenes are giving you one hell of a great time as a reader. It was simply said pure reading pleasure and I enjoyed every minute of this book.
Carlotta is almost eighteen. Her birthday is getting closer and with that comes freedom! Something she is yearning for. No more torn between her divorced parents. Or at least not in the way it used to be. Because Carlotta knows for sure, she wants to stay with her father. With him, she can talk, breath and knows that she is taken seriously.
Her mother is one hell of another story. Stiff, always making plans, future planned until god knows when. Nothing Carlotta sees in her future life. Yes, she loves her mother dearly and her stepbrothers too, but why the heck does she need to know with eighteen what she wants to do with thirty?
Sure, it is a book for children, and for sure, a quick read. But why not? Can´t hurt if I know this book/ series and can recommend it to other families. And it doesn´t hurt if you change your reading habits from time to time, doesn´t it?
So yes, I absolutely enjoyed this book. It is beautifully illustrated, gives you some life lessons in a playful manner and still shows life in all its shades and colors. Well done, Dagmar Hoßfeld, well done.
Carlotta is right in the middle of her final exams. Her mother is giving her a hard time and her future is sometimes in the dust. She knows for sure, that she wants to do something with her camera, but going right to University to study? Doesn´t sound like actual fun. She wants to travel, see the world, or at least a bit of it and after that, she can decide when and where she wants to study. Until then? Fun and a bittersweet goodbye are in order.
I am so happy that the author went back to her light and fun style that was so characteristic for most of her Carlotta-books. And together with Manu, one of her classmates, Carlotta is having a great time. The dialogues are hilarious, and some scenes are giving you one hell of a great time as a reader. It was simply said pure reading pleasure and I enjoyed every minute of this book.
Carlotta is almost eighteen. Her birthday is getting closer and with that comes freedom! Something she is yearning for. No more torn between her divorced parents. Or at least not in the way it used to be. Because Carlotta knows for sure, she wants to stay with her father. With him, she can talk, breath and knows that she is taken seriously.
Her mother is one hell of another story. Stiff, always making plans, future planned until god knows when. Nothing Carlotta sees in her future life. Yes, she loves her mother dearly and her stepbrothers too, but why the heck does she need to know with eighteen what she wants to do with thirty?
Sure, it is a book for children, and for sure, a quick read. But why not? Can´t hurt if I know this book/ series and can recommend it to other families. And it doesn´t hurt if you change your reading habits from time to time, doesn´t it?
So yes, I absolutely enjoyed this book. It is beautifully illustrated, gives you some life lessons in a playful manner and still shows life in all its shades and colors. Well done, Dagmar Hoßfeld, well done.
March 12, 2022
Richtig schönes Buch
November 10, 2024
Ich habe jedes Carlotta Buch gelesen, als ich meine Teenager Jahre gekommen bin. Alle davon waren super spannend, lustig und schön :)
November 9, 2025
3,5 Sterne ⭐️
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