Searching for Spanish Novels?

I understand how tough it really is to find good readings to learn a new vocabulary.

You don’t usually have a large vocabulary or have the ability to read long and complex sentences.

You would like to go right to the fun stuff, but maybe it’s too hard for you now.

A typical Spanish Reader isn’t interesting or simply plain boring.

But this publication is not like that.

A Spanish Book for Pre Intermediates (A2) Both Fun & Easy

Laura zero está is the sixth book from the Spanish Novels Series. This Pre about Laura no está Intermediate Spanish Reader is packed with useful expressions you will need in everyday circumstances: greetings, requesting questions, talking to friends, etc. Whoever has a basic command of the Spanish language can take benefit of this book. I assume you understand your pronouns, content articles, and the most used verbs/nouns in Spanish. Additionally you need to find out simple present, recent and future tenses.

A mistery tale that occurs in Buenos Aires. Laura is normally a street drawer. She makes portraits and scenery, and offers them in a pedestrian road. One day a unusual guy from Sweden turns up. He begins buying portraits. And a few days afterwards, Laura is gone. Her friend Claudio will attempt to discover her.

This Spanish book for Pre Intermediates will show you the most used grammar structures in various situations. As the difficulty level is just right become familiar with and revel in it at the same time. There’s no question about it: An Intermediate Spanish reserve is the perfect place to maintain improving the vocabulary.

Why Spanish Novels

-Short sentences

-Short chapters

-Easy vocabulary

-Simple grammar

-Everyday dialogues

A Pre Intermediate (A2) Spanish Reader in SIMPLE Spanish.

Sample phrases:

-Todos los días Laura vende sus dibujos en la calle.

-A Laura le encanta conversar con sus amigos.

-Le gustan los libros de misterio y las biografías de rock.

-Los domingos lee bastante, mira películas y sale al parque con amigos.