What are some good books to practice french? I'm reading

>>8421361

>L'Etranger is boring

It's too short to be boring.

>>8421369
Sorry let me correct myself
>I suck at french so reading L'Etranger in french makes it boring

>>8421361
Astérix

>>8421400
Nice dubs. I read Soumission when it hadn't been translated yet before getting bored. I was tired of looking up every other words. I did learn a cool verb: bander.

I recommend poetry instead. Houellebecq's is pretty easy and so are Verlaine and Rimbaud. In fact, I wouldn't bother reading any French novels at all in the original unless you've spent some time living there.

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>>8421361
Stendhal's Red and the Black

>>8421361
children's books and then graduate upwards?
get a french pen pal who wants to learn english?

>>8421361
First Tintin, the only true real OG comics motherfucker, then Le Petit Prince

>>8421447
good answer used that myself.
also i found le mur quite an easy read for someone who is learning, also try Jules Verne