Looking for Spanish Novels?

I know how tough it is to find great readings to learn a new vocabulary.

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

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

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

But this reserve is not like that.

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

Un Yankee en Buenos Aires is the eighth publication from the Spanish Novels Series..Read More about El Yankee en Buenos Aires This Pre Intermediate Spanish Audience is packed with useful expressions you need in everyday circumstances: greetings, asking queries, speaking with friends, etc. Anyone who has a basic order of speaking spanish can take benefit of this publication. I assume you understand your pronouns, content articles, and the most used verbs/nouns in Spanish. Additionally you need to know simple present, recent and potential tenses.

Brian is 22 years of age and lives in California. He’s finishing his MBA at Stanford. Brian has planned out his existence with his girlfriend Sarah. But all of a sudden she leaves him. Now he feels the globe is over. Until his friend Jeff transmits him an e-mail. He lives in Spain and moves the world. Jeff suggests him planing a trip to other countries.

This Spanish Reserve for Pre Intermediates will highlight the most used grammar structures in various situations. As the issue level is merely right you will learn and revel in it at the same time. There’s no question about it: An Intermediate Spanish book is the ideal place to keep improving the language.

Why Spanish Books

-Short sentences

-Short chapters

-Easy vocabulary

-Simple grammar

-Everyday dialogues

A Pre Intermediate (A2) Spanish Audience in Basic Spanish.

Sample sentences:

-Brian va a la playa con sus amigos o con su familia.

-Brian está haciendo un MBA en Stanford University.

-Su sueño ha sido conseguir empleo en Amazon o en Google.

-A Brian le gustaría formar una familia con Sarah.