I see, thank you for your comment. :) I meant by bilingual book, a book in two languages (original + traduction) often side-by-side. As a non-native book reader, do you think a bilingual book (as I described) could have been helpful at the beginning of your learning ? and why ?

Hmm, I totally understand. Thanks again :)

Oh it's interesting you read a book in an another alphabet than your native's ! Thanks a lot for your contribution :) You said it was a children book, that's interesting too, what was your experience? wasn't it annoying sometimes? (the story)

I'll check these, thanks :) Did you read a bilingual book ? (I mean a book in two languages which is composed by the original version of the text and its traduction in another language)

>By bilingual book I meant a book in two languages which is composed by the original version of the text and its traduction in another language. Parallel text book for exemple :) It allows the texts to be compared by the reader
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>(but I am interested too if you have some recommandation of books that uses multiple languages in the writing because I only know references for kids)
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>Thank you for your comment, I should precise next time !

By bilingual book I meant a book in two languages which is composed by the original version of the text and its traduction in another language. Parallel text book for exemple :) It allows the texts to be compared by the reader

If you already read one these questions are for you !

Good luck in your learning of German ;)