Märchenwald –
I tend to do most of my reading in English, simply because I prefer to read books in the language they were written in (if I can… obviously I can’t read Swedish!) and I have trouble finding German authors that I actually like. To remedy that, I made item number 15 on my 35 Before 35 list “Read 30 books in German”. I’ve made this page to keep track of the books I’ve read. Occasionally, I might review them, in which case clicking the title of the book will take you to the review. Most of the books are crime novels because that seems to be the most popular genre among German-speaking authors!
Here’s what I’ve read so far, since started my 35 before 35 challenge:
- Eine unbeliebte Frau – Nele Neuhaus
- Aschenputtel (Original Swedish title: Askungar) – Kristina Ohlsson
- Schwesterlein, komm stirb mit mir – Karen Sander
- Fünf – U. Poznanski
- Schattenfreundin – Christine Drews
- Der Facebook Killer – Oliver Hoffmann & Thommy Mardo
- Eva und die Apfelfrauen – Tania Krätschmar
- Dunkler Zwilling – Doriz Bezler
- Der Bilderwächter – Monika Feth
- Bis in den Tod hinein – Vincent Kliesch
- Ruhe nicht in Frieden (original Norwegian title: Felicia forsvant) – Jørn Lier Horst
- Der tote Liebhaber (original Swedish title: Skulden till Daniel) – Ann-Christin Hensher
- Denn ihrer ist das Himmelreich (original Norwegian title: La de små barn komme til meg) – Kjetil Try
- Herr Mozart Wacht Auf – Eva Baronsky
- Blackout – Marc Elsberg
- Sterntaler (original Swedish title:Änglavakter) – Kristina Ohlsson
- Blutdämmerung – Rainer Löffler
- Die Nacht des Zorns (original French title: L’armée furieuse) – Fred Vargas
- Liebesfluch – Beatrix Gurian
- MUH! – David Safier
- Apfelrosenzeit – Anneke Mohn
- Emmas Geheimnis – Liz Balfour
- Die Stille Braut – Barbara Wendelken
- Märchenwald – Martin Krist
- Toten Stille – Daniela Arnold
- Mein Leben, mal eben – Nikola Huppertz
- Das Mohnblütenjahr – Corina Bomann
- Der Fremde Gast – Charlotte Link
- Der Mann von Nebenan – Amelie Fried
- In Wahrheit wird viel mehr gelogen – Kerstin Gier
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