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El crimen de la Ñ: Con audio descargable
Novela policíaca cuyos personajes son estudiantes extranjeros de español y sus profesores. Una famosa escuela de español se ve sacudida por un trágico acontecimiento que trastocará la vida de estudiantes y profesores. Una fiesta de Carnaval acabará en tragedia. ¿Accidente o asesinato? Francesca, una estudiante italiana, se ve envuelta en la investigación policial que lleva a cabo el inspector Sampedro. Nuevos actores entrarán en escena y la policía tendrá que encontrar el sentido de todos los acontecimientos que tienen que ver con el crimen.
144 pages, Paperback
Published January 25, 2018
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November 4, 2023
Read this for Espagnol 3 + 4. We read 2 chapters every week during 7 weeks.
I enjoyed this read and it got easier as I kept learning Spanish in class. We did quite a bit of work to accompany this read, some of which were the activities in the book following each chapter. The length of the chapters was very nice. The story was cute and some aspects were relatable as a student. However, I was immediately put off by the costumes at the party at the beginning. Two Spanish men dressed as Egyptians? An Italian girl dressed as an Arabic princess? I feel like that doesn’t pass so well in this day and age. Pushing past that, I was left a little confused at the end by the roundup of suspects for the murder. The reveal was not particularly thrilling, but the implication of some characters was interesting. This was a good way to learn but it was not the greatest book out there.
I enjoyed this read and it got easier as I kept learning Spanish in class. We did quite a bit of work to accompany this read, some of which were the activities in the book following each chapter. The length of the chapters was very nice. The story was cute and some aspects were relatable as a student. However, I was immediately put off by the costumes at the party at the beginning. Two Spanish men dressed as Egyptians? An Italian girl dressed as an Arabic princess? I feel like that doesn’t pass so well in this day and age. Pushing past that, I was left a little confused at the end by the roundup of suspects for the murder. The reveal was not particularly thrilling, but the implication of some characters was interesting. This was a good way to learn but it was not the greatest book out there.
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