Berlin

A New York Times bestseller, a sarcastic novel about millennials who need to grow up. Daphne is twenty-six and has a lot of problems. A broken heart, a useless degree in philology, eating issues, and growing bills from therapists. Maybe she should deal with them? Although, no, it's better to run away somewhere in Europe and start a new life. For example, in Berlin: a new place, a new home, new friends. And everything seems to be going well, the plan is working, until someone throws a cobblestone through Daphne's window. And then breaks all the dishes in the house. Who is it? A metalhead neighbor? A creepy ex? A poltergeist? Or is she just losing her mind? Daphne meticulously documents her life in the German capital, painting a panorama of glamorous Berlin through the eyes of a foreigner: sharp, unvarnished notes about people, sex, and her own self-esteem. But can everything she says be trusted?