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Book Recommendation
December 9th, 2008 by admin

I'm often asked of you, which books by German authors I can recommend you. For me, it is difficult to assess which books are easily understood and which books are rather complicated. So I asked my friend Richard, an American, and advanced learners of German. He recommends the following books:

The Invention of Curried Sausage Mr. Lehmann Faserland

Momo Happy Birthday, Turk: A Novel Kayankaya: Happy Birthday Ta> Rke! I am not in Berlin: A Guide for lazy tourists

By the way, Richard has a podcast too , but one in English. Listen to some pure, it's about stories from San Francisco!


3 Responses
  • Richard - Sparkletack writes:
    December 19th, 200802:50 at

    Oh, very nice that my recommendations had been accepted.

    Would be even nicer if the whole audience would join in too - that is, well I need to read what is new!

    Did you mention what value? Please make time to a comment.

    Hello from beautiful San Francisco ...

  • Liana wrote:
    December 22nd, 200802:59 at

    Slow German is a good idea and I think it's helpful. Can you say something one day on popular hiking trails in Germany?

    I live in Lake Tahoe, California

  • Mathieu writes:
    January 21st, 201011:44 at

    At first I wanted to thank you for slowgerman.com. Very interesting and well done.

    In order to learn German as a foreign language, I like to foreign books that are written in German. They are easier than German books. I do like murder mystery and that's why I've read all of Kurt Wallander books by Henning Mankell. It was exciting. So I've learned a lot.

    With the Butt by Günter Grass, I had no fun at all: it was really hard for me. I give up.

    Have fun in Munich.



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