Learn German With Stories: Sturm auf Sylt – 10 Short Stories For Beginners: 12 (Dino lernt Deutsch - Simple German Short Stories For Beginners)

Did find this a tough read and not as interesting therefore as previous books in the series. All the characters were new as was the place in which the story takes place. Perhaps I need to work harder on my German to fully appreciate these books. However as a beginner I found earlier books in the series funny.

I've read this book twice now. Every time I re-read these books I get more from them. When I first read Sturm auf Sylt, I found it a little too difficult for me, but on second reading, a lot more words have filtered into my long-term memory, and this time it was a breeze. André Klein's writing style just gets better and better, and I fell in love with the cast of characters. I didn't want this one to end: I really wanted to spend more time with the bottle-deposit-obsessed punk Dörte and her gang of misfits.

I didn't find it too difficult after having read the preceding 11 Dino books, but it still improved my German reading comprehension a lot. There was usually enough contextual clues that new words could either be guessed or at least figured out with a bilingual German dictionary. Looking forward to the next Dino book.

Die Bücher sind ausgeseichtnet für Angfänger die Deutsch lernen wollen.

Dinos Geschichte ist immer so gut. Ich habe viel gelernt diese Reihe zu lesen. Ich kann das nachstes Buck Kaum erwarten.

it just bugs me that the whole Dino series is described: For beginners, which the last two books are certainly not.Already the beginning of the "Sylt" bugs me. Die Reise nach Jerusalem: Students ask: What does he mean???? Why does he not explain it?People in a train, Dörte with a beer bottle -maybe a little tipsy - grölte, Joachim gruntze, Dörte rülpste,It gives the impression of them being so vulgar.On page 8 then one learns that Dino is with them - they are all without jobs like Dino.Then expressions: NO explanation for the student: "Die Reise nach Jerusalem, Streisand-Effekt, Schminflation ...Well..he uses the terms, explanations are too complex. Student: Read about it on the internet!!!!!The book goes back.