Wie alles kam

The "Sams" inventor Paul Maar tells the novel of his childhoodPaul Maar remembers the early death of his mother, his father who disappeared for many years during the war, his new mother, he remembers the paradise with his grandparents and the merciless strictness in the years of the economic miracle. Paul Maar's memoirs are at once a story of adventure and friendship, a father-son novel and a declaration of love for his wife Nele. Above all, however, they are a celebration of the joie de vivre that he had to wrest from his life.In his moving memoirs, Paul Maar describes what he knows better than anyone else: the inner island to which children retreat. Anyone who has read this book knows why Paul Maar had to invent "Sams.