Why does Tilli want to go to Paris with "her thirty-something years," and what does that have to do with stuffed canaries? And why is Helga done with "the men," especially the big, fair-skinned, and red-haired ones? It's hard to believe that dust bunnies hide in belly buttons and that the Mozart and Beethoven fan "Papa" embarks on a journey to the heavy metal center of Wacken. Meanwhile, there's a lot of excitement surrounding Oskar, the billy goat, a corpse under a rhododendron bush, and a strange discovery. These and other stories about "him" and "her," the Biike fire on the North Frisian islands, and mother/father and father/son relationships are told to you, dear readers, by the well-known Low German authors Heinke Hannig, Marianne Ehlers, Heiko Gauert, and Karl-Heinz Groth. Always humorous, sometimes quirky, and thought-provoking. And now dive into Low German literature.