Recommendation of books
Could you recommend some book to me?
I would like practice my reading and I was wondering that it will be very good start reading one's book in English.
I prefer novels, but it could be others types. And I think that would be better a intermediate level book
It's helps me a lot
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Recommendation of books
Could you recommend some books to me?I would like to practice my reading and I was wondering thinking that it will would be a very good idea to start reading one's books in English.
I prefer novels, but it could be others types. And I think that would be better than an intermediate level book.
It's would helps me a lot.
Hi, Juliana. I would suggest reading books you've already read. This way, you can read and practice the vocabulary and grammar without getting confused by the story. I would also suggest reading Harry Potter or The Queen's Thief series.
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Recommendation of books
Could you recommend a book to me?
I would like to practice my reading and I was wondering if it will be a very good start reading a book in English.
I prefer novels, but it could be other types. And I think an intermediate level book would be better.
It would help me a lot.
A good start can be reading a children's story that you already know, maybe like Cinderella or Snow White. It's a good step to take before moving ahead to a normal book, because you become a bit more accustomed to the structure in English before trying a normal book.
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Hi Juliana,
I am a book reviewer and thought this book might be good for you. It's an intermediate book with a good story. "REMAKE" by Ilima Todd. I couldn't put it down. :D
Have fun!
Debra
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Thanks guys!!! I will search about yours recommendations, I appreciate it!!
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I love fantasy books, so that will be genre of the books I recommend. xD These are technically children's books but I believe all ages can enjoy them, I would recommend the Enchanted Forest Chronicles by Patricia C. Wrede. Dragons and princesses and all that fun stuff. :)
Next, I would recommend The Last Dragon Chronicles by Chris D'Lacey. Modern day with dragons.
Also, the Guardians of Ga'hoole series by Kathryn Lasky is a fun read. Quite a bit of owl terminology, though. xD
Bridge to Terabithia by Katherine Paterson is also a cute/sad read.
Howl's Moving Castle by Diana Wynne Jones is one I've been recommended, and if you have seen the Hayao Miyazaki/Studio Ghibli and can compare the two, that would be even better. :D
Ranger's Apprentice series by John Flanagan is awesome, medieval-fantasy-adventure fun.
Draw The Line by Laurent Linn is a Young Adult book I'm currently reading, and so far I like it, especially because of how painfully "teen" it feels. Weird, but amusing.
With close to 500 fantasy books in my personal collection, I could list recommendations all day, but I'll stop there. xD (I wish you could have separate paragraphs in comments, but alas...)
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