Die Verwandlung in Julia oder Kafkas Kä

Love speaks when words fail. Julia is seventeen, smart, from a good family - and at the end of her rope. When bullying nearly drives her to jump off the school roof, she ends up in a youth psychiatric ward. The admission feels like a relief for her. No classmates, no expectations, no parents who refuse to understand. But then Roman appears - rebellious, straightforward, surprisingly sensitive. A bridge of feelings emerges between the two young people, feelings that are completely new to both: trust, hope, longing. Perhaps even love. An intense young adult novel about emotional wounds, being different, and a connection that breaks down walls. For fans of "Eleanor & Park" and "Thirteen Reasons Why" - with a touch of Shakespearean drama and Kafka's surprisingly beautiful beetle. From the new label BVK impulse - relatable books for teenagers and adults who enjoy feeling, thinking, and growing together. For anyone who can never let go of reading.