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Johann Peter Hebel Books

    May 10, 1760 – September 22, 1826

    Johann Peter Hebel was a German short story writer, dialectal poet, evangelical theologian, and pedagogue, celebrated for his collection of Alemannic poems and his treasury of Rhine tales. His works, praised for their wisdom and humor, often delve into the themes of everyday life and human nature. Hebel's distinctive use of language and his ability to find poetry in the ordinary make him a timeless storyteller. His writings continue to resonate with readers for their sincerity and profound understanding of the human experience.

    How a Ghastly Story Was Brought to Light by a Common Or Garden Butcher's Dog
    Schatzkästlein
    Allemannische Gedichte
    Ausgewahlte Allemanische Gedichte
    J. P. Hebels Sammtliche Werke (1838)

    • J. P. Hebels Sammtliche Werke (1838)

      • 516 pages
      • 19 hours of reading

      Focusing on nature and everyday life, the collection showcases the lyrical and pastoral writing style of Johann Peter Hebel, a cherished German author. It features a variety of his works, including poetry, prose, and essays, with notable pieces like "Alemannic Poems" and "Treasure Chest of the Rhineland Household Friend." This facsimile reprint preserves the cultural significance of Hebel's writings while making them accessible to modern readers, despite potential imperfections from the original publication.

      J. P. Hebels Sammtliche Werke (1838)

    • Ausgewahlte Allemanische Gedichte

      An exquisite collection of Alsatian poetry by the acclaimed German writer Johann Peter Hebel. Features some of Hebel's most famous works, including 'Der Schwarzwaldmichel' and 'Die Wiese'. Provides a fascinating glimpse into the lifestyles and traditions of rural Alsatia in the 18th and early 19th centuries, and showcases Hebel's mastery of the local dialect.

      Ausgewahlte Allemanische Gedichte