Around the World in 80 Books discussion

I'm going to aim high and go for 26 books.

As for the rules and how I'm going to interpret them for my own challenge: I'm Norwegian, so I'll be reading books that have been translated into Norwegian. However, since I'm a language nerd, I will most likely prefer to read the book in the original language whenever I can, and when I can't, I may choose to read another translation than the Norwegian one. I hope all this is in the spirit of the challenge.

I'm planning to start off the new year by reading one of the books of the month, Pilatus (Iza's Ballad).

#1 Hungarian: Pilatus

#2 Russian: En ung leges opptegnelser by Mikhail Bulgakov, in Norwegian translation

#3 English: The Golden House by Salman Rushdie, read in the original, Norwegian translation Det gyldne hus

#4 Swedish: Montecore: En unik tiger read in the original Swedish (Norwegian translation with the same title)

#5 French: Petit pays (Norwegian: Lille land, English: Small Country), and also Pas pleurer (Norwegian: Ikke gråte, English: Cry, Mother Spain), both read in the original

#6 Polish: Quo Vadis, read in French

#7 Danish: Kastanjemanden, listened to audiobook in Danish original, Norwegian title: Kastanjemannen, English title: The Chestnut Man

#8 German: Tyll by Daniel Kehlmann, read in Norwegian translation (same title in both languages)

#9 Italian: Historia om det tapte barnet by Elena Ferrante, last book of the Naples quartet, on audio in Norwegian translation

#10 Greek: Kong Oidipus by Sophocles, read in Norwegian translation

#11 Arabic: Season of Migration to the North by Tayeb Salih, read in English translation

#12 Japanese: Døgnåpent by Sakaya Murata, read in Norwegian

#13 Icelandic: Njal's Saga, read in Norwegian

#14 Spanish: Don Quijote de la Mancha, read in Norwegian

#15 Turkish: Felâtun bey og Râkim efendi, read in Norwegian

#16 Portuguese: O Alquimista, read in the original Portuguese

#17 Chinese: The Three-Body Problem, read in English