Reddit reviews Kleine Weltgeschichte der Philosophie.

I read Medidations by Descartes, and I agree it was much more accessable than Kant. I'm not reading a work by Kant but on Kant (https://www.amazon.de/Immanuel-Kant-Otfried-H%C3%B6ffe/dp/3406547621). I think this book is very well structured, the only thing like I said is the language which is hard for me.
Currently I don't have a solid way to access books as I am in a non-english speaking country. There are of course many english books here but my mother tongue is german, and there are quite less german books here. I had bought The Republic by Plato, but unfortunately not the edition that is very practical imo, because the dialogue is written without illustrating who is speaking which is always a hassle when you start to read, trying to figure out where you left off and who was speaking. I have one book which deals with the ancient (this one https://www.amazon.de/Lesebuch-Antike-einflussreichsten-Dichter-bedeutendsten/dp/3730600753). Perhaps it is better if I keep my daily routine of reading Kant, but also start with something easier like this one. I also have https://www.amazon.de/Kleine-Weltgeschichte-Philosophie-Joachim-St%C3%B6rig/dp/3596144329/ref=sr_1_8?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1468322445&sr=1-8&keywords=philosophie+geschichte however this book seems way too broad, so when I read a chapter on a philosopher it doesn't really show me anything of their thought in detail. I also read something on Schopenhauer, but it was not very well written either - it was a like an unorginized mixture of his life and thought.

I'll have a look on Hume's work you mentioned - I think I saw that in my book store.