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Sophie Wörishöffer

    October 6, 1838 – November 8, 1890

    Sophie Wörishöffer, sometimes called the "Karl May of Altona," was a prolific author known for her engaging narratives aimed at young readers. After facing personal tragedy and needing to support herself and her son, she turned to writing full-time, crafting compelling stories that resonated widely. Her work often featured themes of adventure and resilience, demonstrating a keen understanding of what captivates a youthful audience. She became a celebrated figure in children's literature, achieving significant success with her lively and imaginative tales.

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