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Spieltrieb
- Narrated by: Sascha Icks
- Length: 4 hrs and 57 mins
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Spieltrieb
Narrated by:
Sascha Icks
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Publisher's Summary
An einem Bonner Gymnasium quält sich die hochintelligente Ada durch den öden Schulalltag. Die US-Truppen stürmen den Irak, doch es herrscht business as usual: Der Lehrkörper müht sich, das Weltbild aus Gut und Böse ein weiteres Mal zusammenzuflicken. Für Ada und ihren Mitschüler Alev nur eine weitere Runde in einem erbärmlichen und langweiligen Spiel. Sie beginnen ein anderes - und verstricken den Lehrer Smutek in eine ausweglose Erpressung. In ihrem Spiel soll es keine Gewinner und keine Gnade geben.
Juli Zehs hochgelobter Roman über das Verschwinden der Moral liegt nun endlich auch als Hörbuch vor, gelesen von Sascha Icks.
©2005 Schöffling (P)2005 DAV
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