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| Title | : | Der Erdbeerpflücker (Jette Weingärtner #1) |
| Author | : | Monika Feth |
| Book Format | : | Paperback |
| Book Edition | : | Special Edition |
| Pages | : | Pages: 351 pages |
| Published | : | December 1st 2003 by cbt (first published January 1st 2003) |
| Categories | : | Thriller. Young Adult. European Literature. German Literature. Mystery. Crime |
Monika Feth
Paperback | Pages: 351 pages Rating: 3.56 | 3683 Users | 174 Reviews
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Als ihre Freundin Caro ermordet aufgefunden wird, schwört Jette öffentlich Rache – und macht den Mörder damit auf sich aufmerksam.Er nähert sich Jette als Freund, und sie verliebt sich in ihn, ohne zu ahnen, mit wem sie es in Wahrheit zu tun hat.
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| Original Title: | Der Erdbeerpflücker |
| ISBN: | 357030258X (ISBN13: 9783570302583) |
| Edition Language: | German URL http://www.randomhouse.de/Taschenbuch/Der-Erdbeerpfluecker/Monika-Feth/e109189.rhd |
| Series: | Jette Weingärtner #1 |
| Literary Awards: | Hansjörg-Martin-Preis Nominee (2004) |
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Ratings: 3.56 From 3683 Users | 174 ReviewsAssess Epithetical Books Der Erdbeerpflücker (Jette Weingärtner #1)
Listened to the audibook. Luckily. Would have taken me 10 times as long to read it myself because it would have bored me quickly.Jette seems to be called Jenna in the English translation, haha. Pretty stupid if you consider that her name is somewhat important later on. As if English people couldn't deal with a German name. After all the whole story takes place in Germany.The book has about 3 different points of view (Jette, Georg, the rest), therefore it is read by 3 different voices which isI am a huge lover of thriller-novels but this one just did not do it for me. We know who the murder is from the very beginning, and we follow his hunt for one of his last victims best friend. The mind of the killer was so messed up that it kept it interesting, yet, even at the end, there was no explanation for why he behaved this particular way and that was a huge dissapointment, because I wanted to know a little bit more about him. The main protagonist, Jette, went through a complete change of
An absolutely brilliant and thrilling read! I loved every moment and found it to be very well-written.I read it a while ago and I can't quite remember the characters' names, but I remember it following the point of view from a woman, who later becomes a victim, and then switches to the point of view of a man who later turns out to be a serial-killer. I loved looking inside the mind of the murderer and to see how he excuses his actions. I had never read a book that showed that side before!I loved
This book was really really amazing. Altought it's defenitely not my genre i prefere to read, I really liked it! I mean, 'I've never read a thriller before, cause they didn't seem to fit me. But this book proofed me completly wrong!If you're searching for an amazing, thrilling and well-written book you're perfectly right to take this one :)
I did not expect this book to be as good as it was... It was translated from German, which I thought would take away from the story... It did not, names were a bit strange, but that was it... This story was told through a bunch of different characters, adding new characters thoughts later in the book... The more intense the story got, the quicker point of views were changed... My only complaint was the text of the paperback format was very small and close together, I probably would have finished
Nat/Nate/Nathaniel was fascinating. Very well characterised. I mean, I understood his charm, and from the start the reader knows he is the murderer! This book is far more of a psychological study of two romances gone horribly wrong than a murder mystery, and very creepy.Where Monika Feth fell down, though, and why I've given the book three stars rather than four, was her characterisation of Caro, a personality central to the book. It felt like everything she was was informed--all these sides of
One of the few YA thrillers I ever read. I don't feel inclined to check out more. :D
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