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    Jasmin

    By Karin Allaby

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    As a white blossom unfolds in the shade, so a young girl with a floral name, Jasmin emerges unscathed by the overshadowing drama of WWII. The American soldiers patrolling the suburban streets in Germany, address the child as “Blondie” while giving goodies to her. Jasmin, now a teenager, spends her apprenticeship years in the Rhine river valley where the famous Riesling grapes are harvested. In her fairytale mindset, faith becomes a reality. She moves to England to learn English in a first-class establishment. Jasmin encounters two suitors, one aeronautical engineering student and one accomplished lawyer, who writes amazing love letters; whom will she choose?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherKarin Allaby
    Release dateDec 30, 2016
    ISBN9781773024875
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    Karin Allaby

    Karin Allaby lived in Germany and England. She emigrated to the New World – Canada. Recently she celebrated the fiftieth anniversary of her Canadian citizenship. She re-created on her large acreage the image of her ancestral homestead.

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