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German language recommended reading 2016-03-13 11:59:39 Post No. 7806334
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I want to make a German language recommended reading picture that's a little more comprehensive than the old one.
It covers the classics just fine but I'm interested in modern recommendations and a bigger variety of topics including genre literature.
You could help me by posting books you'd want to see included.
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>>7806334
How about Peter Stamm? Either "Agnes" or "Weit über das Land".
Also pic related.
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>>7806463
I haven't read either. Translations should be available too, so I'd rather include Agnes.
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>>7807017
Yeah, Agnes is the better known work anyways.
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Not sure if poetry counts but Rilke has written down some of the most beautiful things ever said in German.
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What are easy german books for a beginner student of the language to read?
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Are there any/lit/-likeGerman literature forums?
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>>7807849
Try Max Frisch, language wise not too difficult.
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>>7807849
Children's book. No offense meant. Try Momo, Krabat, Die Unendliche Geschichte, Jim Knopf und Lukas der Lokomotivführer, Tintenherz, Der Herr der Diebe, Das Sams, Die Kleine Hexe, Emil und die Detektive, Oh wie schön ist Panama
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>>7807849
Friedrich Dürrenmatt isn't too hard imo.
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Why is there no Brecht on this list? Mother Courage and her Children NEEDS to be on there
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>>7808161
Thank you very much.
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