Gael y la red de mentiras. Un comic de autor para la clase de ELE. Nivel A2 (Spanish Edition) by Ernesto Rodriguez

by Ernesto Rodríguez

A great comic with the city of Madrid in Spain as a background of the adventures. Interesting comic for intermediate levels of Spanish Language.

Genres: Spanish Literature, Graphic Novels, School, Graphic Novels Comics

Paperback

First published January 1, 2011

Reviews

[Brooke]

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.

[Teo]

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.

[Tom Horn]

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.

[Julie Rylie]

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.

[Sean]

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.

[Jelena]

dnf

[Ine Areal]

Es muy bueno para aprender español, expresiones coloquiales, algunos pasados e imperativos

[ceren]

joder marta
casarse con claudia
matar baronesa

[Mo_loves_books]

... qué.

[Ava Little]

For Spanish class, again

[urdad]

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.

[Camille]

Esta novela gráfica es diversión a leer. El diagrama es interesante. El autor escribe en el vernáculo.