Learn German by reading

Read German books online for intermediate learners

Practice German reading with complete literary works for upper-intermediate and advanced learners. Tap a compound, inflected form, or unfamiliar verb for help while keeping the full sentence in view.

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Cover of Die Leiden des jungen Werther — Band 1
German reading

Die Leiden des jungen Werther — Band 1

Johann Wolfgang von Goethe · B2 level
Cover of Die Verwandlung
German reading

Die Verwandlung

Franz Kafka · B2 level
Cover of Also sprach Zarathustra
German reading

Also sprach Zarathustra

Friedrich Nietzsche · C1 level
Cover of Faust: Der Tragödie erster Teil
German reading

Faust: Der Tragödie erster Teil

Johann Wolfgang von Goethe · C1 level
Reading guide

How to practice German reading

German literary prose rewards readers who track clauses to the final verb and learn to split compounds into useful parts. B2 readers can start with focused novellas and letters; C1 readers can take on philosophical prose and verse. Look up the words that control the sentence and infer the rest from context.

Can I learn German by reading books?Yes. Reading builds recognition of vocabulary and grammar in connected text. Choose a book near your level and translate only the words that prevent you from following the sentence.
What German reading level should I choose?Use B1 and B2 as a guide, then test the first page. A useful book should be challenging while still letting you follow the plot without translating every line.