what I read: june 2015

Here are the books I read in june:

• Roßhalde - Hermann Hesse
• Books vs. cigarettes - George Orwell
• Per Anhalter durch die Galaxis - Douglas Adams
• Feuer der Seele - Vincent van Gogh
• The melancholy death of oyster boy & other stories - Tim Burton
• Das Rosie-Projekt - Graeme Simsion
• Girl in a band - Kim Gordon
• Are you experienced? - William Sutcliffe
• Der alte Mann und das Meer - Ernest Hemingway
• Candy - Maxwell Kenton
• Das Restaurant am Ende des Universums - Douglas Adams
• Die Leiden des jungen Werther - Johann Wolfgang Goethe
• Fangirl - Rainbow Rowell
• Die Pest - Albert Camus
• Der seltsame Fall des Benjamin Button - F. Scott Fitzgerald
• Yesterday - Lars Saabye Christensen

As you might have guessed, I love reading, but to be honest I am no big fan of writing about books. So I´m not going to describe the content of every single book I´ve read, but I´m going to recommend a few to you. 

"Yesterday" - the english edition is simply called "Beatles" - is a coming-of-age novel about the teenage years of four Norwegian Beatles fans in the 60s. It´s about love, revolution and growing up and I couldn´t put it down once I´ve started reading. A must read for Beatles fans and everybody who would have liked to live in the 60s.

I also adored the Douglas Adams books, which are the first two books of the hitchhiker´s trilogy. I´ve never been into science fiction, but I gave it a try, because a friend of mine recommended the books to me - and I loved them. I can´t wait to buy the next one. Science fiction fan or not - you should definitely read those books.