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Gael y la red de mentiras

Novela gráfica para aprender español de nivel A2 dirigida a jóvenes y adultos. Diseñada no solo para los amantes del cómic sino también para todos aquellos que quieren mejorar su destreza de comprensión lectora disfrutando. La elección del formato de cómic permite contextualizar la comunicación de una manera muy directa y visual, con un lenguaje parecido al del cine, por lo que resulta muy sencillo para el lector enfrentarse a palabras, expresiones y estructuras nuevas. Esta obra, con una trama muy interesante y un buen pulso narrativo, narra la historia del último gran golpe de Gael, un ladrón de guante blanco al que las circunstancias le fuerzan a posponer sus planes de llevar una vida normal .

*Gran variedad de registros y situaciones comunicativas.
*Actividades de explotación de la lectura, el vocabulario trabajado y la expresión escrita.
*Glosario en español fácil y equivalencias en inglés, francés y alemán.

El primer cómic para aprender español

80 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 2011

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2,808 reviews28 followers
May 27, 2019
I find it suprising that I got this as a perk with a textbook adoption, as the amount of profanity is over and above anything I'd intentionally select for my classroom library. That said, it's a clear and entertaining/compelling story that I thoroughly enjoyed, and now that I've investigated further, it'll go right back into my library.
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112 reviews4 followers
March 27, 2020
I thought this was an awesome resource for Spanish learners! The profanity in it would probably make some US schools consider it inappropriate, but I could have and would have used it with my older students (juniors and seniors). Also, that profanity is pretty typical in Spain, in my own experience. It's a very well done story, with great drawings, and it left me wanting to read the next one.
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194 reviews8 followers
December 20, 2020
Great little book for learning Spanish. It was a little predictable, but its "predictability" actually helped me comprehend the Spanish, because I knew the general sentiments the characters were trying to convey.

I wish there was a series of about 30 of these that I could keep reading, but it appears this is the only one.
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780 reviews70 followers
August 9, 2022
Short comic for teenagers wanting to learn spanish the fun way. About a dude that is a thief dating the daughter of a very rich influencial greater thief.
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323 reviews25 followers
March 10, 2024
A good reader for someone at A2 or even B1 level. the only problem I had is one I always do with books that offer selective vocabulary help--why did they define that word but not also this word and this one and that other one? But that quibble aside, it is good. I like the art and the story is interesting on its own. I liked it enough that I plan to read the next two in the series.
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32 reviews1 follower
January 25, 2022
Es muy bueno para aprender español, expresiones coloquiales, algunos pasados e imperativos
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8 reviews3 followers
January 14, 2017
Esto es un libro muy útil para aprender español porque tiene glosario con muchas palabras españolas y con sus traducciónes en tres lenguas (inglés, francés y alemán). Además puede hacer actividades muy beneficiosas al final del libro. Me gustó el libro mucho y entendí bien - es nivel A2.
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