Jan Weiler announces the end of the puberty stories – what now?

Jan Weiler announces the end of the puberty stories – what now?

An exciting day for all literature and television fans in Cologne! Jan Weiler, known for his bestsellers “The Puberty” and “Maria, He Doesn’t Like It!”, has published his latest book: “The Best! My Life Between Puberties”. In this work he presents seven new chapters that provide insights into his experiences with pubescent teenagers. However, Weiler plans not to write any more stories about puberty in the future MDR reports.

“The Puberty” itself has an exciting origin story. Originally intended as a small hobbyist project, it was intended to bridge the wait for the novel “Kühn hat zu do”, the publication of which was postponed several times. The idea came from a reader from Hanover who was looking for a surprise for a friend. Weiler and his publisher were surprised by the extraordinary success of the book, which reached the top of the... Spiegel bestseller list achieved and stayed in the top 3 for over half a year.

Entertaining stories and celebrities in the media landscape

But that's not all that makes Cologne's hearts beat faster. Stephan Grossmann, actor and known from productions such as “The Bundschuh Family” and the controversial film “Blood & Gold”, has strange camping anecdotes on his list. These include a rescue in Greenland and an unexpected police visit in Switzerland, which he describes with humor.

Sports enthusiasts can rejoice: Katrin Müller-Hohenstein, the voice of the “Current Sports Studio” since 2006, recently celebrated her 60th birthday. She gives interesting insights into her extraordinary party at which she celebrated her sporting commitment. Her career includes numerous major sporting events, making her a fixture on German sports television.

A look at the music scene

There is also news from the music scene: Wolfgang Ziegler, a prominent pop singer, has released his 15th album with the title "Damn! That was a great time". At 81, he is often referred to as the “Roland Emperor of the East” and has thus cemented his place in the music world.

Janine Kunze, a TV star, speaks openly about topics that affect many women - such as menopause and life with pubescent teenagers. She combines comedy with her personal experiences in a refreshing way, which earns her a lot of sympathy.

A culinary discovery

Last but not least: For the baking lovers among the readers, there is a real expert. Lutz Geißler, known as the “Bread Pope of Germany,” has developed over 2,000 bread recipes and sold more than a million books. Today, September 5th, he will mention in a message that he is answering questions about sourdough, which promises an exciting exchange for hobby bakers.

The woman from the documentary trip and journalist, Julia Finkernagel, shares her tips for exciting trips and adventures that she experienced on “MDR Ostwärts”. Her entertaining anecdotes bring additional joy and inspiration to the hearts of readers.

Cultural life in Cologne is flourishing, and the latest publications and stories show that many exciting experiences will continue to await us in the future.