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Wooooow, major plot twist! And also very cute family moment between Ole and Nils

Rausch noooo!

(..)children but doesn't know how to show it to them. I think a lot of fathers have problems with that. Then there's Richard Korfmann, he's kind of snobby and seems like a douchebag. I think him and Ole will either become very very close friends or one of the two will betray the other one. I'm still trying to figure out how I feel about the other characters so far.

(..)but if you're into sailing these might even be the best parts because the main character Ole Storm is very passionate about details, he also knows how the weather/wind will change just by looking at the color of the water that's basically a super power if you ask me and i'm guessing it's a useful ability for a sailor. I still don't know how I'm feeling about Ole but I like his dad. He cares a lot about his (..)

okay, now i'm at home writing this update with my computer and hopefully this won't disapear... oh, i just realised there's a limit of characters to use, i apologise for my angry comments.
Alright, just like i thought there are a lot of parts in this book about sailing that i don't understand because i don't really know a lot about that topic but it's easy to skip those parts (...)

very upset about goodreada because i just wrote a fjfkakcnfkwcking long update and it's gone, i'm so angry, my grandchildren were supposed to read this

i'm not that excited about this book because i don't really know anything about sailing but my dad loved this book and thought i would like it and he's usually right about books being good. also, i think there's a part in this book that plays in Kiel, a city forty minutes away from my home so i'd love to read what's up with that.