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Stories Set in Utrecht
Utrecht is a Dutch university city of canal wharves and the country's tallest church tower. With the biggest student population around, it is the Netherlands' likeable middle, and its credits are still growing. Just One Day passes through; Phileine Says Sorry stays home. Open Utrecht on the StoryTerra map and filter its stories by any era.
Open Utrecht on the StoryTerra map5 famous stories set in Utrecht
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Browse 4 books and 1 movie set in Utrecht.
Just One Day
A breathtaking journey toward self-discovery and true love, from the author of If I Stay.When sheltered American good girl Allyson "LuLu" Healey first meets laid-back Dutch actor Willem De Ruiter at an underground…
Just One Year
Just One Day. Just One Year. Just One Read.Before you find out how their story ends, remember how it began....When he opens his eyes, Willem doesn’t know where in the world he is—Prague or Dubrovnik or back in…
The Black Hole War: My Battle with Stephen Hawking to Make the World Safe for Quantum Mechanics
Leonard Susskind, padre de la teoría de cuerdas y uno de los físicos más eminentes de nuestro tiempo y Gerard’t Hooft, premio Nobel de Física, conscientes del reto que implicaba la propuesta de Hawking, fiel a la teoría…
Phileine Says Sorry
Gorgeous Dutch youngster Max has two passions acting and girls. The first becomes his brilliant career which takes off so well he gets invited to a prestigious New York theatre course for a year. But since he met fickle…
Tweestrijd
Hanna's wereldje is perfect. Voor de buitenwereld althans, want al vanaf het begin van haar huwelijk met de rijke en gerenommeerde gynaecoloog Axel Kolman wordt haar leven beheerst door intimidatie, bedreigingen en…
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