Sprachreise: Die Berlin-Chroniken, Buch 11 — Der Brief: A Bilingual German Graded Reader for Beginners (CEFR A1) — Learn German the Way You Learned Your ... Series (Books 1–20)) (German Edition)

A letter from the past. A family secret that changes everything. And a language you’ll never forget. Mia has found the letter. It was hidden in Finn’s grandfather’s attic, dated 1988—a year before the Berlin Wall fell. It’s addressed to Klaus, the mysterious great-uncle no one in her family talks about. The handwriting belongs to Marlene, a woman whose name has been erased from the family story. Now Mia knows the truth: Klaus didn’t just disappear. He fled. Someone betrayed him. And the woman who loved him never stopped searching. But the letter is only the beginning. Ingrid, Mia’s grandmother, has finally broken her silence. She picks up the phone and calls a number she hasn’t dialed in decades. On the other end, a voice she thought she’d never hear again. Klaus is alive. He’s old, he’s sick, and he’s been hiding from his past for thirty-five years. But he agrees to see one person—only one. And Ingrid is on her way to Leipzig to meet the brother she lost to a divided city and a cruel betrayal. Mia is left behind in Berlin, waiting, hoping, and writing a letter of her own. A letter to a man she’s never met but already loves. A letter that says what Klaus needs to hear most: You are not alone. This is Book 11 of Sprachreise: Die Berlin-Chroniken—the 20-book bilingual series that teaches you real A1 German through one continuous, addictive story. No textbooks. No boring exercises. Just a gripping YA mystery that happens to be written in carefully graded German, with full English support built into every page. Read German. Live German. Start with Book 1 and read your way to fluency.