German at your Library!

October 3, 2015 | Chantel

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Deutsch anyone? If you read or speak German, then this is the place for you!  There are four branches with German collections for you to find your next great read! Visit Toronto Reference Library, North York Central Library, Don Mills and Runnymede for a selection of adult and children's materials. Take a moment to explore some of the magazines, music CDs and feature DVDs listed on our website.

If you can’t visit one of these four locations, you can also order your books, DVDs or CDs from the four branches and have it delivered to your home branch by placing a hold from our website. You can do this by using the global search function to search  for your favourite title on our homepage or browse through the collection by using the Advanced Search (remember to check off "German" in the language category!). In the meantime, check out this list of titles suitable for both children and adults! I've also highlighted a few books below that may be of interest!

Adult fiction and non-fiction books

Aufbruch - Ulla Hahn Ein Morderischer Sommer - Joy Fielding Ware ich du wurde ich mich lieben - Horst Evers
Adolf Krischanitz Vegan for Fit - Attila Hildmann Wir Erben - Julia Friedrichs

Children's Books

Mrs Marlowes Mause - Frank Asch Rosi in der geisterbahn - Philip Waechter Simpel - Marie-Aude Murail


Online Materials

OverDrive logoIf you don't want to leave the comfort of your home to borrow a book or movie, why not try an eBook or watch a movie online? With your library card, Hoopla logoyou can access a variety of free materials online straight from the library’s website! Try out Hoopla to stream movies and eAudiobooks and OverDrive for eBooks!

North Face film Breathing film Facebook - marketing fur einstelger - Jonny Jelinek


Learn German!

Mango logoFor those of you who would like to learn German, it has never been easier! You can even learn on the go with Mango, a free online language learning tool where you can track your progress. Alternatively, you can also watch instructional DVDs or listen to eAudiobooks online.

Happy Reading!

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