The bestseller that has captivated readers across Europe, The Taste of Apple Seeds is both an enchanting story of first love and a heartbreaking journey through loss.
Katharina Hagena, born 1967, studied English and German Literature in Marburg, London and Freiburg, before lecturing at Trinity College Dublin and the University of Hamburg. Her first book What are the wild waves saying? Waterways Through Joyce's Ulysses, was published in 2006. The Taste of Apple Seeds is her first novel. She currently lives in Hamburg.
Intriguing and carefully written... There is clearly a certain
X-factor about its bitter-sweetness
*Daily Mail*
First love, family secrets and the pain of loss are at the heart of
this enchanting read
*Good Housekeeping*
The Taste of Apple Seeds smells of summer, of apples and of
blackberries. It is sweet, but also slightly bitter; it is a sad
yet comforting book of memories.
*Die Zeit*
A masterpiece, seeds and all
*Nouvel Observateur*
A tale of perfect unity about three generations of very different
women whose lives are intimately connected
*Le Monde*
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