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Corinne Hofmann (born June 4, 1960) is a German born author living in Switzerland, most famous for her multi-million selling memoir Die weisse Massai (The White Masai).
Jan 1, 2005 · In a nutshell, first book = she marries a Masai in Kenya, second book = she leaves her husband, and Kenya, with a daughter from the marriage, third book = after 14 years, she visits Kenya (without the daughter), and reacquaints herself with family/friends there.
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Sep 13, 2007 · Corinne Hofmann tells how she falls in love with an African warrior while on holiday in Kenya. After overcoming severe obstacles, she moves into a tiny hut with him and his mother, and spends four years in his Kenyan village.
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The White Masai (originally published in German as Die weiße Massai) is an autobiographical novel written by Corinne Hofmann about the years she spent in Kenya. It was published in German in 1998 and translated into English in 2005. A film adaptation was released in 2005. In 2013, the novel was being translated into Chinese. Summary
Jan 1, 2001 · The four-million-copy international bestseller of the incredible love story between a European woman and an African warrior. The White Masai combines adventure and the pursuit of passion in a page-turning story of two star-crossed lovers from vastly different backgrounds.
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Sep 4, 2007 · Corinne Hofmann, 45, lives in a villa on Lake Lugano with her teenage daughter. Back from Africa, the sequel to The White Masai, is still riding high on the bestseller lists and the third book, Reunion in Barsaloi, about her return to Kenya where husband and wife are reunited after 14 years, will be launched in Germany this June.
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Sep 1, 2007 · Hofmann returns to Kenya 14 years after marrying a Masai warrior and giving birth to his child. Oddly, this second sequel to four-million-copy bestseller The White Masai (2006) is being released before its immediate predecessor, Back From Africa, which deals with the author’s post-Kenyan life back home in Switzerland.
