Short Stories in German for Intermediate Learners: Read for pleasure at your level, expand your vocabulary and learn German the fun way! Paperback – September 28, 2021

Excellent approach to German language acquisition.

Enjoyable stories that are easy to read and understand with just A2 knowledge of the German language. The only complaint I have is that many very simple and obvious words are listed in the Vokabeln at the end of each Kapitel, whereas a few of the lesser known words are omitted (I have to look them up when their translation isn't obvious from context). All-in-all, I'm quite happy with the book (as I am with all Olly Richards books).

Stories are good with plenty of daily used words, ideal for intermediary students.

I'm so happy we live in 21th centuary where adapted books are available, especially if you are an owner of E-Book what will make learning process even faster!This man Olly have written lots of useful books. I've already read for beginners and just finished reading the book for Intermediate students. What I really like, that he mostly tried to use useful words and expressions what will be suitable for daily life conversations at work, supermarket etc. I think it is time to start reading books what were written for Germans and I decided to start with: Dunkle Jagd (Schatten und Licht 1) by Kim Richardson.Remember: don't give up, be persistent and constant and you will reach thremendous heights.German is my third language, I also speak English and Russian.

I love this series of language learning short stories. Much better that they typical type where a “story” consists of some buying groceries or looking for a key. These are actually good short stories

Absolutely five stars for this book. This was a great way for me to practice/learn more German - especially since I'm beyond app-learning (and really tired of them). Not to be overlooked are how well-crafted the stories in this book are. This author knows how to write a story - and I always looked forward to reading more so that I could find out what happens.

There are a number of interesting stories, but there is a problem with the implementation. New words and expressions are highlighted. Their translations are provided in two places., at the end of the chapter and, in alphabetical order,at the end of the book. When I tap on the word I am taken to the meaning at the end of the book. Then if I tap on the same word I am taken back to the text, so I can continue. However, if the word is used in multiple chapters I am not necessarily taken back to my current text. Now I am lost if I did not record where I was. Very frustrating. Tapping the word should take me to the list at the end of the chapter!

If you already have a basic understanding of German grammar, this will prove an excellent tool for building real-world skills. I recommend serious students of the language read this aloud. If you can master the text in this book, you can circulate in a German-speaking country with ease.