„Nie wieder Merle?“ (A2) is a sequel to „Immer wieder Sascha“ (A1/A2). Nach einer langen Reise ist Sascha wieder zurück in seinem Körper. Endlich kann er Zeit mit Merle verbringen, die er vor einigen Tagen kennengelernt hat. Aber dann ist Merle weg und niemand weiß, wo sie ist. Zusammen mit Yannik beginnt Sascha eine verrückte Suche in verschiedenen Städten. Wie können sie Merle finden und wieder nach Hause bringen? Es gibt aber noch ein zweites Wer ist dieses Mädchen mit den roten Haaren und dem Pizzakarton, das um 7 Uhr morgens in Saschas Wohnzimmer steht? Even Mark Twain said, “When a German dives into a sentence, you won’t see him again until he emerges at the other end with the verb between his teeth.” So, isn’t reading German just frustrating and tiring, making you want to rip the pages out of the book?! Well, it doesn’t have to be. This is where books like the Einfach Deutsch lesen series come in, which prove that reading can boost your language knowledge and be enjoyable at the same time. Plot and characters always come first. Offering stories the room they need to evolve is paramount to creating depth and to breathing life into the characters. Vocabulary and grammar are then adapted to the level indicated on the book cover. These levels are based on the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR). Familiar vocabulary is reinforced and new words are gradually introduced in context, without causing the reader frustration.
The sequel to Immer Wieder Sascha. This is a brilliant book for practising German. There's a glossary for each chapter in case you want get stuck but it introduces vocabulary in context so it's pretty easy to work most of it out. New grammatical structures are introduced and then repeated throughout the book so you really have chance to get to grips with the them. An entertaining way to develop confidence in German. Recommended.
Rather good book for everyone wanting to read/listen German. However, be aware that first you will have to read first book "Immer wieder Sascha" since this book is a sequel.
Consistently good with her previous Einfach Deutsch books. I feel like I am learning a lot of vocabulary and phrases, as the reading gets easier throughout the book.