Spanish Novels: Beginner's Bundle A1 - Five Spanish Short Stories for Beginners in a Single Book (Learn Spanish Boxset #1)

Learn Spanish Boxset #1

by Paco Ardit

# special bundle offer - 5 books for the price of 3 (save 1.99 USD)
Looking for Spanish Novels? I know how tough it is to find good books to help you learn a new language.
You usually don't have a large vocabulary.
You aren't able to read long and complex novels intended for native speakers.

You'd like to go right to the fun stuff, but maybe it's too hard for you now.
A typical beginner's 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 no time! That means less effort and struggle on your way to fluency in Spanish. Improving your Spanish can be lots of fun.

A Special Bundle for Beginners Both Fun & Easy The Beginner's Bundle (A1) packs the five first titles published in the Spanish Novels Series. This is all you need to get started in the language! These short novels include useful expressions you need in everyday situations: greetings, buying things, talking to friends, etc. Anyone who already knows the basics of the Spanish language is ready to read these books. I assume you have a general knowledge of personal pronouns, articles, and some common verbs/nouns in Spanish. Actually, the only verb tense you need to know is simple present.

This bundle includes the following A1 titles:
Ana, estudiante Fútbol en Madrid Tango milonga Los novios Muerte en Buenos Aires This easy Spanish book 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. There's no doubt about it: A beginner Spanish book is the perfect place to start practicing the language.

Why Spanish Novels Short sentences Short chapters Easy vocabulary Simple grammar Everyday dialogues Elementary Spanish readers in SIMPLE Spanish. Sample sentences:
Miguel es un detective privado.
Él tiene 32 años y vive solo.
Su ídolo es James Bond.

Learn Vocabulary With Spanish Easy Readers The Beginner's Bundle (A1) includes a short guide to download and install a FREE Spanish-English Dictionary. You can then look up the meaning of any word you don't know and add it to your vocabulary lists. Reading short stories in Spanish using Kindle's dictionaries is easier and fun.
Do you really want to learn Everyday Spanish? Scroll up and click the BUY button!

Genres: Spanish Literature

421 pages, Kindle Edition

Published November 30, 2016

About the author

Paco Ardit is the author of the Spanish Novels Series. He was born in Madrid, Spain, in 1976. Since the early 1980’s he lives in Buenos Aires, Argentina. He loves learning and teaching languages, reading books, and writing fiction. His mission is to create the best materials for language learners who don't want to settle for easy and boring.

Combining his experience in learning, languages and fiction writing he comes up with fun and engaging graded readers in multiple genres: Mystery, Detective Stories, Romance, Comedy, Drama, and more.

Reviews

[Jim · Rating 4 out of 5]

I really enjoyed these stories. I think most of us understand when you read something at the A1 level you are not getting great literature. It is difficult to write a story using only the present tense and to make it interesting, but I did find this interesting. Some things to consider:

The five book bundle is, in reality, five short stories.
It is listed at 400 pages in the Kindle version (recommended) but these are very short pages.
The chapters are very short, only a few sentences. They could have easily been combined to create fewer chapters.The A1 level is difficult for total beginners but if you have been studying Spanish for a while you are ready of these stories.
No vocabulary words are included so you will need the online dictionary.

[Ben · Rating 3 out of 5]

3 stars!

Nice and cool way to improve your reading comprehension in Spanish, and quite frankly i could feel myself getting better from one story to the other.

I will read the other books in the series.

Until next time!
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[DavidO · Rating 3 out of 5]

I've read the first 2 novels so far. the vocabulary and sentences are at the right level reading on kindle with built in dictionary is a great way to improve vocabulary. I just wish the stories were more engaging.

[Tea73 · Rating 2 out of 5]

It took me two months to get through these "novels" because they were so boring. You can tell an interesting story in the present tense. These stories had a strange combination of super short sentences with oddly arcane vocabulary. (Many of which turned out to be local names for food items or dances.) The stories are so short calling them novels is a joke - I notice the title tries to have it both ways. Chapters are typically about five sentences long. Here is one of the most egregious ones: "El dia de Miguel empieza a las 7am. A las 7am se despierta. A las 7.15am se baña. A las 7.30sm toma su desayuno. Y a las 9am empieza a trabajar."

The plots are strangely lacking, icky or just non-sensical as well. "Ana estudiante" is about a student who ends up going out with her. "Futbol in Madrid" is about a 50 year old guy who dreams of playing with Real Madrid. He meets a bigwig from the team who says he can play with them for a day and he does and scores a goal. "Tango Milonga" is about a tango teacher who breaks a leg and ends up dating his nurse. "Los novios" is about a couple who decide it's more fun not to get married and just have a honeymoon forever. "Muerte in Buenes Aires" is about a private detective who lures a suspect by going on a dating app disguised as a woman and then slapping handcuffs on the guy because? As far as I can tell the suspect hasn't done anything except take him home. Just bizarre.

I'm beginning to think my college German course did the right thing by throwing us into the deep end with a real novel that was very hard to parse, but at least was engaging and well-written.

[Rosalind Ceasar · Rating 5 out of 5]

Great for beginners. Very simple no difficult words yet challenging.

Loved it. Bought the whole series already and I'm just finishing foundational Spanish. Highly recommend it to anyone learning spanish

[Medha · Rating 4 out of 5]

All the books in this bundle are good for beginner/upper beginner Spanish learners. Stories have small chapters, so quick to finish. Stories are simple enough to understand and interesting enough to keep you engaged!

[Kelly Dobbins · Rating 5 out of 5]

Paco Ardit is brilliant! I love these fun reads and they keep me so interested I want to keep learning. I can understand enough and learn at the same time because I can figure out by the context. I’m a huge fan and will continue to purchase more books. Thank you Paco!!!

[Amy · Rating 4 out of 5]

I’m a beginner at Spanish. I have just finished these books. They’re great for adult beginners. They won’t win any awards, but they’re short, use simple language and present tenses, and were sufficiently challenging.

[Matt E Comstock · Rating 5 out of 5]

Excelente!

The stories are easy to follow and fun to read. The words I don't know I look up within the Kindle app., very easy. I will be buying the next set of books at the next level.

[Michael Hansen · Rating 5 out of 5]

good easy read for the intended A1 Spanish level reader

[Aggie Ray · Rating 4 out of 5]

Easy to understand, great for begginers, although I didn't like the format, the sentences were too short, and it it makes a strange impression.

[Mikayla · Rating 3 out of 5]

I really enjoyed the book about the soccer player, the other stories were just okay. However this was a good way to practice my Spanish

[Morticia_is_Reading · Rating 5 out of 5]

A really great set of stories. There are familiar words and new words, all presented in a sympathetic style. I look forward to more from Paco Ardit :)

[Dominique Bragais · Rating 5 out of 5]

Perfect for beginners

This book is perfect for spanish learners who are just starting to read using the language. It will be an easy read for them