Jackals and potatoes in Vollsmose

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"In Sebastian's well-written book, you experience Vollsmose through his eyes, with all its good and bad. It's worth reading if you want to get a rare insight into Denmark's largest ghetto."
- Nasib Farah, Freelance film director and Vollsmose resident

Sebastian moved to Vollsmose with the conviction that if you want to make a difference in the neighborhood, you have to move there. Several of the young people live a life on the edge of the law. They don't fit into the Danish culture or the culture that their parents still partly represent. The book is also about daring to open your heart and home and forgive those who many other people would rather avoid.
- Saliha Marie Fetteh, Lecturer at VUC Fyn

"This book can change people's lives for the better. If you make a difference for just one person, you've done the right thing. I think people who read it once will want to read it again."
- Aysel Hagi, Chairman of Røde Sol Cultural Association and Stop Spild Lokalt Vollsmose