Why We Took the Car

2010 novel by Wolfgang Herrndorf
Creative Work Literary Work Q2457949

Facts

23 properties
Instance of
literary work
Language of work or name
German[6]
Publication date
2010[8]
Copyright status
copyrighted[37]
Country of origin
Germany[7]
Derivative work
Goodbye Berlin[36]
Described by source
Dresdner Hefte[15]
First line
Als Erstes ist da der Geruch von Blut und Kaffee.[31]
Form of creative work
novel[38]
Has version, edition or translation
Tschick[11]
Intended public
young adult[32]
Last line
Aber doch ziemlich lange.[35]
Narrative location
Eastern Germany[12]
Set in period
2010[33]
Title
Tschick, Gud baj, Berlin!, Tsjik, Tchick, Un' estate lunga sette giorn, Csikk, Čik, Čik, Ladaromaani, Goodbye Berlín, Goodbye Berlin, Yokuş aşaˇgi, Wo de hao you Qi ke, O varˇa mişto, J¯uyonsai bokura no shiss¯o, Czik, Čik, Why we took the car, Tjick, Pse e rrëmbyem makinën, Čik ili zašto vzechme ladata, Gong lu shao nian, Čiks, Good bye Berlin, Čik, Berolino, geia, Čikas, Čik, Čiki, al- Muh¯aˇgir ar-r¯usi, Tš¯ik, Miks me varastasime auto[17][18][19][20][21][22][23][24][25][26][27][28][29][30]
🏷️ Also known as
en Tschick en Why We Took the Car cs Čik fr Goodbye Berlin nl Tsjik
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VIAF cluster ID
308663530
Goodreads work ID
14280986
Google Knowledge Graph ID
/g/120t41vz
IDU literary work ID
1725
LibraryThing work ID
10384245
Open Library ID
OL16621819W

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    Named after → Andrej Tschichatschow
    Derivative work → Goodbye Berlin
    Intended public → young adult
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