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"Innsbruck reads" makes Valerie Fritsch's novel "Citrons" a talk to the city

Summary by Tiroler Tageszeitung Online
For the 21st time, books will be awarded for free as part of the action "Innsbruck reads" – this year, Valerie Fritsch's novel "Zitronen" was chosen. Where the book worth reading can be obtained free of charge from 6 May.
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"Innsbruck reads" makes Valerie Fritsch's novel "Citrons" a talk to the city

For the 21st time, books will be awarded for free as part of the action "Innsbruck reads" – this year, Valerie Fritsch's novel "Zitronen" was chosen. Where the book worth reading can be obtained free of charge from 6 May.

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