The Early Years The Early Years II So completely did it chronologically, I do not remember, but I distinctly remember that I started quite early, to inspire me for so-called "classics in literature.
I am not going to link the way, always. If you are interested in these books - Amazon knows: o).
Moby Dick, Ivanhoe, Treasure Island, The Ghost Ship (wat I'm creeped!), Robinson Crusoe and of course my beloved Mark Twain to Tom and Huck.
My parents really offers a rich Books fundus to hold the greedy young happy.
But soon came a new addiction in my reading life: The 3 ???!!!!
I do not know how many books I have from. Books, no tapes! There are lots and they sleep safe and dry in the basement of my parents, carefully packed in boxes. Oh, what I loved.
course I had to "Christiane F. - We Children from Bahnhof Zoo" read (my mother bought me). A book that touched me deeply, has shocked and upset and even if it sounds polemical, this book is one of the reasons that I had time of my life and never afraid of hard drugs got tempted to try something. Michael
end with "The Neverending Story" and "Momo".
And then I discovered Agatha Christie. My parents had ALL her crime novels in paperback on the shelf. When I was through it, I went to the almost complete collection of Edgar Wallace ran. From
there was no mystery to me anyway safe.
It continued with Roald Dahl, where I discovered my penchant for slanted stories.
followed Kishon - all I got from him in the finger.
And never will I forget this one particular Sunday morning. I was about 16 years old. For some reason I woke up very early and could not go back. I went to Living room and the telly was on bored.
landed And (fortunately at the beginning) from "A Midsummer Night's Dream." In this wonderful, old black and white film with Mickey Rooney as Puck.
I was completely captivated. The history and the words captivated me.
What could be more than look to look under "S" (nuts was well sorted) and lo and behold, almost all of Shakespeare's works in paperback in the translation of Shakespeare, Hamlet, where the books were designed so that the left always the English version and the right was the German translation.
Of course I read the first summer night's dream, but then was followed by a comedy on the other. "As You Like It" undsoweiterundsofort "Much Ado About Nothing," "The Taming of the Shrew," "The Merry Wives of Windsor", "Twelfth Night".
of the tragedy I could not believe me until later, but the Shakespeare virus had caught me, and to this day I am not cured.
The man was funny! The stories are funny! It is precisely the tragedy. What he has created striking villains. Since there was only black and white.
Shakespeare is highbrow? Nonsense! These were plays for everyone. Both for the king, and for the common people. Entertaining, sometimes nasty splatter, romantic, intriguing. Everything your heart desires. He watched the people on the mouth, revealed to all human weaknesses and failings. FUNNY!
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