Give me good books to look forward reading in German as I get

>roach

fucking no

ZETTEL’S TRAUM
Die Schule der Atheisten
Finnegans Aufwachen
die autobiographie des albert einstein
Leben und Abenteuer der Trobadora Beatriz nach Zeugnissen ihrer Spielfrau Laura: Roman in dreizehn Büchern und sieben Intermezzos
Die Schlafwandler
nachschrift
Liebe Frau Strigl
Geschichten vom Herrn Keuner

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Ich werde hier sein im Sonnenschein und im Schatten.

>>8494491
JESUS who is this PERFECT little GIRL?

Das Parfum

>>8494527
Why are you considering the appeal of people who are out of your league by miles in the first place

Why not just save the energy and not get comfortable with ways in which you could commit social suicide

>>8494491
bump for epic bread
(I made it so I might be biased)

what about Faust and such seminal works?
is the language all archaic and fucked up in Faust to the point that it would be a detour in my learning everyday German, or would I be good to go if I had, for example, solid knowledge from watching German television and shit


>>8494589 >>8494663 >>8495175
danke schön Familien

>>8496556
(solid knowledge and a German dictionary, that is, of course)

who is this semen demon?
btw dead children books they're good to begin grasping the language, maybe start with Kinder- und Hausmärchen

>>8496572
umm read, n-not dead..

>>8496572
great recc desu. I forgot all about these fuckers

tbqh I dunno who the semen demon is, I literally just googled "turkish girl" (image search) and chose a random pic

In the german threads we used to recommend Max Frisch and Friedrich Dürrenmatt for beginners.

Does someone have a link to dropbox folder of german books, or something like that? I also have been dying to read Eine Kurze Weltgeschichte für Junge Leser, but I cant find it anywhere. Could someone help with this?
>>8496556
Goethe is the basis for the modern german syntax, and except for the vocabulary you should have no trouble understanding it, compared to say Kafka or Mann