On the silence that shapes us - and the truth that sets us free. Alma is Nobody's daughter. She grows up in the Eifel region in the 1980s, but the clever and inquisitive girl feels like an outsider in her family. Her origins are a secret. At another time, in another place, a woman still painfully misses her mother – Isabell, who lives in Berlin in 2019. This void has shaped her past and still influences her present, her feelings and thoughts, and her own family life. When Alma and Isabell's paths fatefully cross, a story unfolds between Polaroids and lost dreams, connecting the two women across generations. All their lives, Niemand's daughters searched for their place in life, and together they find it where they least expected it. A touching novel about what we lose, what remains—and the strength we draw from it all to seek our own happiness. Judith Hoersch's debut explores timeless questions such as identity, the search for one's origins, and the influence of family wounds. Notes: New product