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Short Stories about Dogs in Intermediate German (B1-B2 CEFR): 13 Paw-some Short Stories for German Learners (German Language Readers 3)
“Learn German with Dogs!”
"Short Stories About Dogs in Intermediate German" is a collection of heartwarming and inspiring stories about dogs, specially designed for German learners at CEFR level upper A2-B2. Each story unfolds a unique tale of the bond between humans and their canine companions, highlighting the loyalty, bravery, and love that dogs bring into our lives.
* 13 delightful short stories in intermediate German
* A glossary of dog-related words in German with English translations
* Illustrated
* Suitable for all ages
* Quiz questions to test your reading comprehension in German
* Discussion questions to challenge your language skills further
Whether you are a dog lover or learning German as a second language, these stories will transport you to a world where dogs are not just pets, but loyal friends and protectors.
Written in accessible German for intermediate learners, these stories are perfect for those looking to improve their language skills while enjoying engaging and entertaining tales.
From accounts of dogs risking their lives to save their friends to heartwarming stories of dogs overcoming difficulties, these stories are sure to leave a lasting impression on readers. The book is illustrated with charming and evocative drawings that bring each story to life.
Alongside improving your German, you'll appreciate the incredible bond between humans and dogs. At the end of each chapter, you'll find fun quiz questions and discussion topics to reinforce your learning and spark lively conversation!
Grab a copy of "Short Stories About Dogs in Intermediate German" and unleash your language-learning potential! Whether you're curled up on the couch or on-the-go, this book will transport you to a world of wagging tails, wet noses, and heart-melting stories that will have you grinning from ear-to-ear.
"Short Stories About Dogs in Intermediate German" is a collection of heartwarming and inspiring stories about dogs, specially designed for German learners at CEFR level upper A2-B2. Each story unfolds a unique tale of the bond between humans and their canine companions, highlighting the loyalty, bravery, and love that dogs bring into our lives.
* 13 delightful short stories in intermediate German
* A glossary of dog-related words in German with English translations
* Illustrated
* Suitable for all ages
* Quiz questions to test your reading comprehension in German
* Discussion questions to challenge your language skills further
Whether you are a dog lover or learning German as a second language, these stories will transport you to a world where dogs are not just pets, but loyal friends and protectors.
Written in accessible German for intermediate learners, these stories are perfect for those looking to improve their language skills while enjoying engaging and entertaining tales.
From accounts of dogs risking their lives to save their friends to heartwarming stories of dogs overcoming difficulties, these stories are sure to leave a lasting impression on readers. The book is illustrated with charming and evocative drawings that bring each story to life.
Alongside improving your German, you'll appreciate the incredible bond between humans and dogs. At the end of each chapter, you'll find fun quiz questions and discussion topics to reinforce your learning and spark lively conversation!
Grab a copy of "Short Stories About Dogs in Intermediate German" and unleash your language-learning potential! Whether you're curled up on the couch or on-the-go, this book will transport you to a world of wagging tails, wet noses, and heart-melting stories that will have you grinning from ear-to-ear.
- GenresGerman Literature
98 pages, Kindle Edition
Published March 23, 2023
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