How I got my daughter through Abitur

The legendary imponderables of bringing up a family! Full of humour and with a not entirely inappropriate cheeky wink here and there, Thomas Kausch relates events from his daughter’s childhood and time at school. As early as the nursery school he would show off a bit to win the favour of the staff and yet failed miserably when his daughter infected the child of a senior government spokesman with head-lice. Then at primary school he was a parent representative and pushed his luck with his daughter’s marks - with varying degrees of success. With Abitur at the end of the school career, he had a major examination to get through, too.

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  • Publisher: Knaur TB
  • Release: 01.02.2017
  • ISBN: 978-3-426-78874-5
  • 208 Pages
  • Author: Thomas Kausch
How I got my daughter through Abitur
Thomas Kausch How I got my daughter through Abitur
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Thomas Kausch

Thomas Kausch was born in 1963 and is a journalist with ARD and Arte. For many years, though, he travelled widely as a war-correspondent and now makes good use of this experience in bringing up his daughter, Pauline. Nothing is left to chance. And it works: Pauline got her Abitur. Thomas Kausch lives in Berlin with his wife and Pauline has landed up in London for her student career.