Liebi chasch nid choufe

In this third volume, Annerös, now a widow with a child, tells the story of her life. A hard life without money, full of job changes, illnesses. Love affairs with no future and war with difficult authorities - all in places we all know and with people who sometimes keep their real names. Does our peaceful Bernese German dampen the often dark mood in the book? Or, on the contrary, does it fuel the tension? Where could we have met Annerös twenty years ago? Would we have helped her or would we have sent her away? Do we close the book now?