Kerstin und ich (German)
"The 16-year-old twin sisters Kerstin and Barbro end up on a small country estate through a whim of fate - or more precisely their father -. How they restore the dilapidated farm despite lack of money, what part the twins have in this restoration, and how each of them gets an admirer, that's what this cheerful and boisterous book tells.Translator: Else von Hollander-Lossow"
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