Spanish Novels for Upper-Intermediates - B2

Looking for Spanish Novels? I know how tough it is to find good readings to learn a new language. 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 reader isn't interesting or just plain boring. But this book is not like that. Learning with Spanish Novels is easy and straightforward. Forget about difficult long texts with English-translations. This book for Spanish learners is not like that. It will take you to the next level in less time. That means less effort and struggling towards your way to fluency in Spanish. Improving your Spanish can be lots of fun. A Spanish Book for Upper-Intermediates (B2) Both Fun & EasyPerro que habla no muerde is the book number 16 of the Spanish Novels Series. This Upper-Intermediate Spanish Reader is packed with useful expressions you need in everyday situations: greetings, asking questions, talking to friends, etc. Anyone who has an upper-intermediate command of the Spanish language can take advantage of this book. You need to know conditionals, gerund, pluperfect and simple past tenses. Besides, in this book you will find longer and more complex sentences and chapters. Jaime is a 6-year-old boy afraid of dogs. This year he's beginning elementary school and he wants to make friends, but he's very shy. To make things worser, there's a boy at school who starts bullying him right from the first week. Will he be able to get rid of his fears and stop the bully? This Spanish Book for Upper-Intermediates will show you the most used grammar structures in different situations. As the difficulty level is just right you will learn and enjoy it at the same time. This Upper-Intermediate Spanish book will definitely help you work your way up toward more advanced readings. Why Spanish Novels Short sentences Short chapters Easy vocabulary Simple grammar Everyday dialogues Upper-Intermediate (B2) Spanish Reader in SIMPLE Spanish. From the First Chapter:Cuando llega el domingo Jaime es el niño más feliz del mundo. Los domingos siempre van a la plaza. Todos los domingos del año, a menos que llueva o haya tormenta. Por lo general van a la plaza alrededor de las 3pm. Mientras sus padres están sentados a la sombra, Jaime se divierte con los juegos de la plaza. Para que no le haga daño el sol sus padres le ponen un protector solar fuerte. Jaime se queda jugando durante una o dos horas. Si fuera por él podría vivir en la plaza. Más de una vez le dijo a sus padres: "Podría hacer una casa de madera en un árbol, y vengo a vivir aquí los fines de semana. ¿Qué les parece?". Lo único que a Jaime no le gusta de ir a la plaza es tener que ir caminando. A decir verdad, la plaza queda a solo tres cuadras de su casa. Pero no es la distancia lo que le molesta. Lo que no le gusta son los perros. En realidad, no es que no le gusten. Lo que sucede es que le dan miedo. Apenas ve un perro ya siente miedo. Y si el perro le ladra mucho más aún. Hoy Jaime y sus padres están caminando de regreso a casa como siempre. Cuando ven un perro, se cruzan a la vereda de enfrente.

Looking for Spanish Novels? I know how tough it is to find good readings to learn a new language. 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 reader isn't interesting or just plain boring. But this book is not like that. Learning with Spanish Novels is easy and straightforward. Forget about difficult long texts with English-translations. This book for Spanish learners is not like that. It will take you to the next level in less time. That means less effort and struggling towards your way to fluency in Spanish. Improving your Spanish can be lots of fun. A Spanish Book for Upper-Intermediates (B2) Both Fun & EasyLa maratón is the book number 17 of the Spanish Novels Series. This Upper-Intermediate Spanish Reader is packed with useful expressions you need in everyday situations: greetings, asking questions, talking to friends, etc. Anyone who has an upper-intermediate command of the Spanish language can take advantage of this book. You need to know conditionals, gerund, pluperfect and simple past tenses. Besides, in this book you will find longer and more complex sentences and chapters. Luis lives in Colombia and co-owns an ice cream shop in Bogotá. He's overweight and lives for the food. One day the power in his building department goes out, and he has a hard time climbing the stairs to the sixth floor. He goes to the doctor, and he suggests him to change his lifestyle. Luis starts running and eating healthier, but his girlfriend and his business partner won't make things easy for him. This Spanish Book for Upper-Intermediates will show you the most used grammar structures in different situations. As the difficulty level is just right you will learn and enjoy it at the same time. This Upper-Intermediate Spanish book will definitely help you work your way up toward more advanced readings. Why Spanish Novels Short Sentences Short chapters Easy vocabulary Simple grammar Everyday dialogues Upper-Intermediate (B2) Spanish Reader in SIMPLE Spanish. From the First Chapter:En la casa de Luis y Gisela, los domingos son los días de maratón. Cuando la gente piensa en la palabra "maratón" se imagina personas corriendo durante horas para alcanzar una meta. Pero para Luis y Gisela, maratón no tiene nada que ver con "hacer ejercicio" o "correr". Las maratones de los domingos para ellos son maratones de Netflix y comida chatarra. Es prender el SmartTV por la mañana temprano, quedarse pegados a la pantalla durante todo el día y apagar la TV por la noche, a última hora. Ver temporadas enteras de sus series favoritas mientras comen comida del delivery. Los domingos por la noche casi siempre piden lo mismo: hamburguesas de McDonald's. Hoy encargaron dos BigMacs para cada uno con papas extra-grandes y gaseosa. Esta es una comida de tamaño normal. En alguna ocasión han llegado a comer tres y hasta cuatro BigMacs cada uno. Con dos BigMacs y papas grandes aún tienen bastante espacio libre en el estómago. Do you really wanna learn Easy Everyday Spanish?

Looking for Spanish Novels? I know how tough it is to find good readings to learn a new language. 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 reader isn't interesting or just plain boring. But this book is not like that. Learning with Spanish Novels is easy and straightforward. Forget about difficult long texts with English-translations. This book for Spanish learners is not like that. It will take you to the next level in less time. That means less effort and struggling towards your way to fluency in Spanish. Improving your Spanish can be lots of fun. A Spanish Book for Upper-Intermediates (B2) Both Fun & Easy. El robo del siglo is the book number 19 of the Spanish Novels Series. This Upper-Intermediate Spanish Reader is packed with useful expressions you need in everyday situations: greetings, asking questions, talking to friends, etc. Anyone who has an upper-intermediate command of the Spanish language can take advantage of this book. You need to know conditionals, gerund, pluperfect and simple past tenses. Besides, in this book you will find longer and more complex sentences and chapters. A gang of robbers steal 390 million dollars from the Central Bank in Mexico D.F. They hide from the local police in Tijuana and then try to go to California. Because of a woman, jealousy and betrayal will creep in and make things even harder for everyone in the gang. This Spanish Book for Upper-Intermediates will show you the most used grammar structures in different situations. As the difficulty level is just right you will learn and enjoy it at the same time. This Upper-Intermediate Spanish book will definitely help you work your way up toward more advanced readings. Why Spanish Novels, Short sentences, Short chapters, Easy vocabulary, Simple grammar, Everyday dialogues An Upper-Intermediate (B2) Spanish Reader in SIMPLE Spanish. From the First Chapter:Los viernes, el Banco Central de México D.F. cierra sus puertas al público a las 3pm. Después de esa hora, ya nadie puede entrar al banco. Los empleados, de todos modos, deben seguir trabajando hasta las 4.30 o 5pm. A nadie le gusta quedarse después de hora, pero la verdad es que no hay otra opción. Todos los días quedan cosas pendientes, y alguien debe encargarse de resolverlas. Hoy, los últimos en salir son los cajeros. Para ser un viernes no está nada mal: a 4.40pm ya estaban afuera del banco. En la puerta saludaron al personal de seguridad. Ellos siempre se quedaban hasta las 6 de la tarde (y a veces un poco más). El día de hoy, debían esperar a los técnicos informáticos. Sus jefes les aseguraron que los técnicos iban a llegar al banco antes de las 6pm, por lo que no tendrían que quedarse después de hora. Efectivamente, pocos después de las 5.30 llegaron los empleados del departamento de informática. A diferencia de todos los expertos en computadoras, ellos no parecían nerds o geeks. No tenían anteojos ni remeras de Star Wars.