Spanish novel for upper-beginners (A2): Enigma en la playa. Downloadable Audio . Vol.8. Spanish Edition.: Learn Spanish. Improve Spanish Reading. Graded reading. Aprender español. Lecturas graduadas.

by María Danader

Are you tired of reading books in Spanish without understanding them? Know our books! Bilingual summaries of each chapter Vocabulary index Free audio. Learn how to pronounce Spanish words. Spanish idiomatic culture  Get your Spanish to be more fluent. Learning method based on the natural daily dialogues  How do we use this learning method? Previous reading vocabulary. Complete reading of each chapter. Read bilingual summary Continue next chapter or read it again. Do the comprehension activities. Play the audio while reading the book. Learn Spanish in a fun and entertaining way. SER and ESTAR, uses and differences. Structures of phrases. IR A + INFINITIVE. Idiomatic expressions. Greetings, order in stores, restaurants, street... Periphrasis:PREFERIR, GUSTAR, QUERER, SOLER, ATREVERSE A + INFINITIVE

Genres: Spanish Literature, Fiction

134 pages, Kindle Edition

Published December 14, 2017

Reviews

[Barney · Rating 4 out of 5]

Another enjoyable Spanish book for learning the language. Again, with these kinds of books, the story could have been longer and more thoroughly developed. Although the book was fun to read, I must admit that I am not a proponent of the protagonist Eduardo. His character is a bit shady. When his acquaintance Mercedes got lost and went missing in the house he is renting, he went to her house to snatch her dog as a coverup so that no one would be suspicious of her disappearance. And when he later found money in the secret part of the house where Mercedes got trapped, he intended to use it to buy the house, even though he suspected that it was the savings of the landlord's dead uncle. The right thing to do would have been to turn the money over to the landlord. I suppose I don't need to like the protagonist to enjoy the book.

[Jim · Rating 4 out of 5]

I've been reading a number of books at the A1 and A2 level. I will say I found the vocabulary a bit more challenging in this one. An interesting difference was each chapter was filled by two short resumes, one in Spanish and the other in English. The vocabulary in the resume was a bit easier to follow but the could be as a result of having read the chapter. At the end of the book there are some interesting add ons: a short dictionary, some grammar practice, and some questions to answer about each chapter.

[Lingfei Teng · Rating 5 out of 5]

A good story with lots of vocabularies, phrases, idiomatic expressions

I enjoy reading the story along with the accompanying audio. I learned lots of new vocabularies and idiomatic expressions. I highly recommend this book. I will continue reading the remaining book series, along with the audios. They are great materials for improving m Spanish.

[Brian Matthews · Rating 2 out of 5]

Terminé este libro hace unos días pero me olvidé de añadir una reseña. Solo leí porque fue gratis con Kindle Unlimited free trial. Uno de los personajes principales se llamó Mercedes y tuvo miedo siempre. Esta parte fue chistoso. Había bastante palabras nuevas.

[Nicholas J · Rating 3 out of 5]

I bought this a few years ago and didn't read it. I've read it now. Very short. It might be okay for an A2 learner, but it's not really a good novella. Over the last couple of years I've read a couple of proper Spanish novels. They were quite hard work, but much more rewarding.

[Paul Marshall · Rating 5 out of 5]

Great book

Well written for students. I like the resumen at the end of every chapter so l can practice reverse translation.

[Tracy Jayasinghe · Rating 5 out of 5]

I really enjoyed this story in Spanish. There was a little mystery and a pot of gold in the end.

[Kirstie Peters · Rating 3 out of 5]

The story was average but a good way to practice spanish