One cannot have hope. And yet, on some days, I can grasp it and lift it, perhaps carry it a little further. Leah Weigand Given the current world situation, one could despair: climate change, a shattered political landscape, people drifting apart, hardened fronts and a lack of communication, everywhere you look. Leah Weigand's texts and poems offer comfort and hope. But there is also hope. Because there are situations and people that make life worth living. The small moments that give us confidence despite everything, and the people who stand up for what is good. Leah Weigand powerfully and poetically conveys the feeling of struggling with one's own optimism in the face of a tottering world. She shows that gold is sometimes hidden in the cracks. And yet it is always there, waiting to be discovered. The new book by the popular poetry slammer and SPIEGEL bestselling author of A Little More Us (Over 6 million views of her poem Unkempt on social media)** For the moment, everything is less difficult. And I may linger there for a moment. Lightness cannot be written in a book. New product