"Endland" is a captivating children's book by Martin Schäuble that addresses the challenges and dilemmas of a dystopian society. The story follows Anton, a young soldier stationed at the border wall of Germany. While he is enthusiastic about the new nationalist government, his best friend Noah is critical of the regime. The narrative explores important societal issues such as the treatment of refugees, the impacts of climate change, and the dangers of extremist ideologies. Through Anton's encounter with Fana, a refugee from Ethiopia, the tension between national identity and human solidarity becomes evident. This book encourages reflection and provides a platform for discussions about values, friendship, and responsibility in a changing world.