Christiane Felscherinow's biography "We Children from Bahnhof Zoo" depicts her descent into heroin addiction at age 14 in 1970s Berlin. As she falls in with other children with bad habits, Christiane's addiction grows more serious as many of her friends die of overdoses. She becomes a prostitute to support her addiction, though desperately wants help. The harrowing true story provides chilling insights into drug problems among troubled teens and society.
Christiane Felscherinow's biography "We Children from Bahnhof Zoo" depicts her descent into heroin addiction at age 14 in 1970s Berlin. As she falls in with other children with bad habits, Christiane's addiction grows more serious as many of her friends die of overdoses. She becomes a prostitute to support her addiction, though desperately wants help. The harrowing true story provides chilling insights into drug problems among troubled teens and society.
Christiane Felscherinow's biography "We Children from Bahnhof Zoo" depicts her descent into heroin addiction at age 14 in 1970s Berlin. As she falls in with other children with bad habits, Christiane's addiction grows more serious as many of her friends die of overdoses. She becomes a prostitute to support her addiction, though desperately wants help. The harrowing true story provides chilling insights into drug problems among troubled teens and society.
We Children from Bahnhof Zoo, by Christiane Felscherinow, is a ravishing biography
that is set in Berlin in 1978. This truly horrifying yet amazing book is based on the shocking life of a girl who became a heroin addict at the age of fourteen. The story begins when Christiane finds herself in the company of children with bad habits. Through the plot, things get more serious as many of her friends die from overdoses. Due to a combination of circumstances, Christiane becomes a prostitute to support her addiction, even though she desperately wants to cure it. With a rather chilling plot, this book has a lot of unpredictable twists. The character of Christiane is shown as a vivid description of our society that reveals the essence of the problem with narcotics among teenagers. The storyline is inspiring as it depicts the soul of a very young girl with an outstandingly sad upbringing. We Children from Bahnhof Zoo is a highly entertaining read. It will undoubtedly keep you immersed from beginning to end. This is a book that can be read over and over again. Sara Savić