When Salim appears in Hannes’s and his sister Tammi’s lives, everything changes. Salim doesn’t speak a word of German, but they know that friends don’t need to speak the same language to be able to understand each other. Gradually, the pair learns why it is that Salim always stands by the school fence on his own. And sometimes hides in cupboards. And why he’s so dreadfully afraid. Salim is a refugee from Syria. On the long journey to Europe he has lost the most important thing of all: his family.
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Sabine Giebken, born in 1979 in Munich, swapped ballet for riding lessons at the age of eight and henceforth dreamt of a horse of her own. When she was a child, she already wrote her first stories into her exercise books, which later became her first horse novels. After a degree in business administration and other occupational detours, she decided to turn her hobby into her profession. She lives in Bavaria and has two wild children, an affectionate dog, and a pretty confident Icelandic mare.
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Mein Freund Salim