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Easy German books for beginners that make reading fun! Learn German with stories!
One of the most exciting achievements when studying German is being able toread a German book. But this also represents a big challenge. Which book is the best to start with? There are tons of great German novels out there, but most of them aren’t easy to read and are out of reach for a beginner. Tackling a book which is too hard for you isn’t wise as it can lead to frustration and kill yourmotivation. Instead,you should take small steps towards reaching your goal. Reading should be fun! Sostart with easy German books for beginners! Well, okay, but now you might be wondering, which books are easy for a beginner to read?
Some people recommend German children's books as they’re written using simple sentence structures. While that's true, unfortunately, most children's books use vocabulary that is largely useless to you. Of course, this depends a lot on the book, but it’s a common tendency because they’re designed for children and not for adult readers. Look at a children's book in your own language and you will see what I mean.
The best solution is to start with easy German books for beginners, which are specially written for German learners and contain simple sentence structures and vocabulary. That's why I created Easy German Grammar Stories for you! Through my experience of over 20 years teaching German as a foreign language, I’ve developed the skills needed to write these easy books. And I want to give you even more!With my books, you not only have the pleasure of reading a story stress free, but you can also improve your German grammar skills if you like. So grammar doesn’t have to be so theoretical anymore! It can be fun and easy! You get a sense of satisfaction from being able to read a book in German, and as positive side effects, you also can improve your grammar skills, build up your vocabulary and boost your listening comprehension as all books come withfree mp3 audio (stored for you in the members’ area).
With these three books, you will learn tenses: Präsens and Perfekt (book 1), conjunctions: denn, aber, weil, obwohl, ... (book 2) and more tenses: Präteritum, Plusquamperfekt, ... (book 3). The first book "Begegnung mit Aimi" is the easiest and for learners from language level A1. The books build on each other but can also be read separately.
In my book "Verliebt in Tim", you can learn theKonjunktiv 2 (subjunctive 2/er würde kommen, sie wäre, …) andVerben mit Präpositionen (verbs with prepositions/telefonieren + mit, einladen + zu). This book is suitable for you if you are A2 level.
In my three easy German books “der”, “die” and “das” you canlearn the genders of nouns in an incredibly easy and efficient way. Each story has eitheronly masculine,only feminine, oronly neutral nouns. So you can easily assign the nouns to the respective story and immediately know which gender they have.This is an ingenious way for beginners to expand their vocabulary by about 1000 nouns. For intermediate learners, these stories are perfect for confirming or correcting their knowledge of the gender of German nouns. All nouns are translated into English, Spanish and Japanese and on Quizlet I have prepared word cards for you. For these three books, you should be at least A1 level.
The “das- book” is a Märchen (fairytale) and also aperfect introduction to reading German novels, because it explains the German past tense - the Präteritum – which is used in almost all German novels. It’s essential if you want to become a competent reader. Are you curious about the books yet?
Then take a closer look, just maybe they’ll change your “German-learning life”!
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Level:
From A1
Word translations into English and Japanese
Tagline:
Finn loses a large sum of money at the Düsseldorf train station. Then he meets the mysterious Aimi. Will she be able to help him find the money?
Grammar:
Präsens conjugation
Verb forms in the Perfekt
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Level:
From A1/A2
Word translations into English and Japanese
Tagline:
Aimi has lived with Finn, Andy, and Anke for two weeks, but life in the shared apartment is not easy. Can Aimi and Finn solve the problems quickly?
Grammar:
Main clauses, subordinate clauses, indirect interrogative clauses, relative clauses
Conjunctions
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Level:
From A2
Word translations into English and Japanese
Tagline:
Finn and Aimi found a lead to Finn's money. Andy has a dangerous plan. Will Aimi's secret help them carry it out?
Grammar:
German tenses, subjunctive 2, and passive
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Level:
From A2 upwards
Important words translated into English and Japanese.
Tagline:
Tim is living in Germany and learning German in a language school. One day he thinks his classmate Jeanice wants more than a simple friendship from him.
Grammar:
Subjunctive 2
Verbs with prepositions
Level:
From A1 upwards
All nouns are masculine and translated into English, Spanish and Japanese.
Tagline:
Max goes to the market to buy asparagus and ham. Then he wants to go for a little walk. But he meets his new neighbour by the river and they take a short trip to the beer garden.
Grammar:
Declension of masculine nouns, articles and adjectives
Prepositions
Level:
From A1 upwards
All nouns are feminine and translated into English, Spanish and Japanese.
Tagline:
Hana plays the violin and studies music. She has an important performance soon and has to practice diligently. But that's not always easy, because she lives in a shared flat with two other women.
Grammar:
Declension of feminine nouns, articles and adjectives
Prepositions
Level:
From A1/A2 upwards
All nouns are neutral/neuter and translated into English, Spanish and Japanese.
Tagline:
This fairy tale tells the story of a small wild boar who lives in the countryside. One day he travels to the city and has many adventures.
Grammar:
Declension of neutral/neuter nouns, articles and adjectives
Prepositions
Past tense (Präteritum)
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