"In search of England. In search of Wales" by Henry V. Morton

[einguterman]

Another book that I boght is called "In search of England. In search of Wales". Author (his name is Henry V. Morton) writes about the english province. In my opinion he writes in the Peter Mayle's style and his book is essentially a witty travel writingNow I'm trying to read books about Great Britain and the USA. So I hope to generate interest in

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[jvmatucha]

"Now I'm (or 'I am') trying to read books about Great Britain and the USA. So I hope to generate interest in English."

The classic 50's book is On the Road by Jack Kerouac. It's classic American reading, and Kerouac is a really good writer.

[einguterman]

Thanks a lot for the advice! I heard about him but I didn't read his books. I'll look for this book in a bookshop.

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Ich lese dein deutschsprachigen lj und finde, dass es eine gute Idee ist, jeden Tag auf Deutsch zu schreiben.

[jvmatucha]

Ich will wirklich mein Deutsch verbessern, aber ich mache noch viele kleine Fehler.

Dein Englisch hat schon verbessert! Nur ein paar kleine Fehler ab und zu.

[einguterman]

"Dein Englisch hat schon verbessert!" - Super!!! Ich freue mich)

[jawlenska]

It kills me((

Aaaawwwwww, don't be sad! :/ Your English has already improved sooooo much! And remember, you've only been learning it intensively for a little over 2 months. (Now that I've finally passed my выпускной экзамен today I can completely concentrate on Rrrrrussian! *___*)

Also, I would suggest using "it's killing me", since you're stressing the process of your statement here.

Igor, du schlauer, schlauer Mann! :3

[medialuz]

"Die schwarze Dahlie" von James Ellroy spielt 1947 in Los Angeles und ist ein Kriminalroman, wurde auch 2006 verfilmt, vielleicht wäre das etwas.