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Denis Moreno
Spanish teacher
April 25
Hi. For start I recommend ¿Habla español? of the authors Teresa Méndez-Faith and Mary McVey Gill. I especially like it because it is easy to read, and above all, it brings you closer to the Hispanic culture. I also highly recommend reading comics books. It is very interesting because of the dialogues, vocabulary and expressions
LL
May 17
Would like to have some more information about your knowledge to be able to suggest any materials.
Carolina Morales
Spanish teacher
June 11
Hi there!
Why don't you try: "Short Stories in Spanish" by Olly Richards or "Spanish short stories for beginners" by Charles Mendel
Hasta pronto!
FS
June 11
Dearest lovely Spanish learners,
As Spanish beginners, I recommend the book called "Español para Extranjeros" by Ana Maria Maqueo. It is very simplistic, and also with the help of a teacher, you fill find the book more information and how we can communicate in this language, daily!
Luis Estrada
Spanish teacher
July 2
Hi there.
I can recommend you Aula Latina 1 and 2. Of course the second book is a bit more advanced but it might be a good challenge for you to improve your Spanish level.
Aula Latina 1 Curso de Español by María Elena Arévalo. Ed. DIFUSIÓN
Carolina Gomez
Spanish teacher
August 16
Hola! I can recommend "La Alegría de Querer" by Jairo Anibal Niño. It is a poetry book read by natives at the Language class school curriculum in Colombia. The language of the book is basic y aesthetically useful for SFL / SSL beginner students. Also, I would advise you to book a trial lesson to work on biographies of several interesting people from the Spanish-speaking cultures and learn our language in a comprehensive and interesting way. Hasta pronto :)
Diomedes De La Rosa
Spanish teacher
October 20
Try Campusdifusion.com. You may find something good there.
Carlos Lenci
Spanish teacher
November 10
hi Luke.
before I recommend you one book , I have to evaluate your spanish level, according that I can recommend you the right readings . The methodology of the clases is directed to improve your reading, speaking and listening. I hope to hear from you again.
Alejandro Munoz
Spanish teacher
March 19
hello, if you are A1, I recomend books like "un día en Salamanca" , "un día en Barcelona" editorial difusion, you can get by amazon,
another book can be
Lunas uno. En la Patagonia: Colección Juvenil, this book is A1, is a easy storie, and... this have
lunas dos, en la flor nicaragua. so level A2
and Lunas tres, en cabo polino, uruguay.
best regards. :)
lunas
Marco Téllez
Spanish teacher
May 3
I can recommend that you read these stories, they're fun, entertaining and you can switch from Spanish to English to fully understand- even if the word order it seems strange, as it does not match that of English: http://creolio.com
Tatiana Mosquera
Spanish teacher
May 24
In your case, bilingual books should be good. Because in your level the main idea is getting on vocabulary. Here you are a link with some recommendations.
https://www.spanish.academy/blog/15-free-bilingual-books-in-spanish-and-english-online/
Manuel Rodríguez
Spanish teacher
May 27
Hola:
If you are beginner I recommend graduated readings. If you are a beginner start reading A1 level. Please let me know any questions. I paste a link. https://edinumen.es/lecturas-jovenes-y-adultos/lecturas-graduadas/lecturas-de-espanol-para-jovenes-y-adultos-nivel-elemental-i-a1
Carolina Cortes Cruz
Spanish teacher
October 13
I know diffusion has good level books to read
Paola Martinez Mendoza
Spanish teacher
January 6
There are many interesting books to read in Spanish. I would recommend you Del Amor y otros demonios or Crónica de una muerte anunciada written by Gabriel García Márquez. Alzo, you can find many books and e-books in Spanish on Amazon.
Maria Benavides
Spanish teacher
January 29
I'll recommend one of my favorite books, "los cuatro acuerdos" by Miguel Ruiz.
Belen González Alvarez
Spanish teacher
March 9
Sí por supuesto, cualquier libro de ELE, la editorial anaya tiene muy buenos manuales.
Yes, of course, any ELE book, Anaya publishers have very good textbooks.
AM
March 16
¡Hola! Si estás buscando un libro para un principiante de español, te recomiendo "El Principito" de Antoine de Saint-Exupéry.
Este libro es una historia corta y encantadora que es fácil de entender para los principiantes de español. Además, el vocabulario utilizado es sencillo pero rico en emociones y sentimientos, lo que permite una mejor comprensión del idioma y una conexión emocional con la trama.
"El Principito" también es un libro muy popular y conocido en todo el mundo, por lo que es una excelente opción para empezar a familiarizarse con la cultura y la literatura hispanohablantes. ¡Espero que disfrutes la lectura!
Hello! If you're looking for a book for a beginner of Spanish, I recommend "The Little Prince" by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry.
This book is a short and charming story that is easy to understand for Spanish beginners. Additionally, the vocabulary used is simple yet rich in emotions and feelings, which allows for a better understanding of the language and an emotional connection with the plot.
"The Little Prince" is also a very popular and well-known book worldwide, making it an excellent choice to start familiarizing oneself with Hispanic culture and literature. I hope you enjoy the reading!
Saul Gutierrez
Spanish teacher
August 24
You mean like a novel? I don't know your proficiency but I could recommend the Spanish version of Antoine de Saint-Exupéry ("El principito") and the Spanish version of Robert Fisher "El caballero de la armadura oxidada". But they might be hard depending on your actual level. If you tell me more maybe I can help you.
Guillermo Amado Lordemann
Spanish teacher
September 12
I think that with kid's books, you can improve your knowledge. Step by Step! Good Luck!
Rosa Sánchez
Spanish teacher
October 16
Literatura infantil es lo mejor para comenzar.
Denise Reynoard
Spanish teacher
November 15
Greetings, I'm not too savvy with "beginners books" for Spanish. You may try with children's books or if you have at least a A2 level you may look for Gustavo Adolfo Béquer's "Leyendas", "Cuentos Y Leyendas de América Latina" -Gloria Cecilia Diaz, "De la Selva y otros cuentos"- Horacio Quiroga. Not all short stories are going to be easy to read, since Latin American literature developed this genre in a very sophisticated way.
All the best, Denise
Johara Romero Wahlen
Spanish teacher
January 22
You can search "libros de lectura para 3º de primaria". They are light readings with vocabulary begginer/middle level.
Anyways, I would recommend finding a tutor until you have a more advanced level. It is very difficult to properly learn a language without a guidance for contextualizing the expressions and all :)
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