Reading German Books in 2020 discussion

The journey so far....

1. Kaffee und Zigaretten by Ferdinand von Schirach

2. Liebeserklärungen by Wladimir Kaminer

3. Gugelhupfgeschwader by Rita Falk

4. Halali by Ingrid Noll

5. In Liebe dein Karl by Ingrid Noll

6. Erebos by Ursula Poznanski

7. Erebos 2 by Ursula Poznanski

8. Die Tyrannei des Schmetterlings by Frank Schätzing

9.Morden im hohen Norden: Krimis by Various

10. Eberhofer, Zefix!: Geschichten vom Franzl by Rita Falk.

11. Herkunft by Saša Stanišić

12. Heimsuchung by Jenny Erpenbeck

13. Die Dunklen Lande by Markus Heitz

14. Jeder stirbt für sich allein by Hans Fallada

15. Wild: oder Der letzte Trip auf Erden by Reinhold Messner

16. Bretonische Verhältnisse by Jean Luc Bannalec

17. Carl Tohrbergs Weihnachten by Ferdinand von Schirach

18. Bretonische Brandung by Jean Luc Bannalec

19. Bretonisches Gold by Jean Luc Bannalec

20. Bretonischer Stolz by Jean Luc Bannalec

I never really thought I would come this far in the challenge but this year has been a really good one in terms reading Continuing with the challenge...

21. Bretonische Flut by Jean Luc Bannalec. After all the time I was ignoring this series now I am finally hooked. 4/5

22. Bretonisches Leuchten by Jean Luc Bannalec. Kommissar Dupin finally goes on a well earned holiday to the beach. But of course death follows him there as well and he finds himself in the middle of a really thrilling case. 4/5

23. Bretonische Geheimnisse by Jean Luc Bannalec. This one was one of my personal favorite. The coast finally gets a break and this case takes Dupin to the heart of the Bretagne, to the fabled forest of Brocéliande and the Saga of King Arthur. 4.5/5

24. Bretonisches Vermächtnis by Jean Luc Bannalec. The last book I will be reading in this series for a while. Kommissar Dupin has to solve a case basically at his own doorstep when one of the prominent citizen of Concarneau is found dead. Georges Simenon finds a mention as well. 4/5

I am finally moving on to something else for the last book in the challenge.
Feuer der Freiheit: Die Rettung der Philosophie in finsteren Zeiten by Wolfram Eilenberger.

25. Bretonische Spezialitäten by Jean Luc Bannalec. The philosophy book was getting a bit too heavy for me so I had to take a break with the newest Kommissar Dupin krimi. 4/5