“The Three Lives of Maylo” by Erika Kuhn is a novel that tells life, love and loss from a very special perspective – namely through the eyes of a dog.
In this book, Maylo, an exceptionally intelligent and sensitive dog, describes his experiences and observations. He not only talks about his own life, but also that of his family, which he accompanies with watchful attention. With subtle humor and philosophical depth, he comments on people's behavior, their strengths, weaknesses and peculiarities. Through Maylo's voice, the author succeeds in opening up a completely new perspective on human existence.
The work deals with central themes such as friendship, loss, love and the unshakable bond between humans and animals. What is particularly impressive is how Maylo reflects on the ups and downs of life and comes to the realization that life – despite all the breaks and farewells – always goes on. The story conveys a gentle, spiritual message: Even when something ends, something always remains, be it in memories, in feelings or in the soul.
Erika Kuhn succeeds in providing comfort and hope with clear, sensitive language. The book is therefore suitable not only for dog lovers, but for anyone who wants to deal with the big questions in life. “The Three Lives of Maylo” is a novel that encourages, makes you think and shows how deep the connection between humans and animals can be.
The author
Erika Kuhn, studied German and social sciences at the University of Erlangen-Nuremberg. She is a lecturer in adult education and gives seminars in the areas of marketing, learning, creativity, personal development and health. She volunteers at a hospice association.
Erika Kuhn
The three lives of Maylo
172 pages
tradition publishing house
ISBN/Price:
Hardcover 978−3−384−64026−0, 20.00 euros
Softcover 978−3−384−064027−7, 15.00 euros
E‑Book 978−384−64028−4, 4.99 euros