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At a time when many children's books seem fast-paced and are often designed for short-lived effects, it is worth taking a look at works that have been written with real attention to detail. Books that take the time to build a world that not only entertains young readers, but also conveys courage, imagination and inner strength.
This is exactly the kind of book Jana Kollmann writes - an author whose roots, life path and artistic influence are recognizable in every line.
For a long time, writing books was seen as something tedious - a lonely project that drags on for months or even years. But what if you let go of this image? What if you rethink writing - with a clear focus, well thought-out processes and targeted use of AI?
In my new book „Writing books 2.0 - a practical guide for authors in the age of AI“ I describe exactly this path. A path that has enabled me to write five books in just four months, publish them in two languages - and not accept any loss of quality compared to traditional publishing.
Crises are part of life. But while many experience them as a painful interruption or even as a personal setback, Markus Schall shows a different perspective in this extraordinary book: Understood correctly, crises can become profound turning points. Opportunities that enable growth. And moments in which our thoughts, actions and feelings can be reorganized.
With a keen sense of human experience, combined with practical life wisdom and reflective use of AI, the author takes the reader on a journey through inner landscapes - without pointing a finger, but with sincere encouragement. The book is not intended as an academic work, but as a true-to-life companion for anyone who wants to realign themselves - be it after separation, illness, financial difficulties or social upheaval.