Sorry it is Paco Ardit.

I get the Pablo Ardit books from Amazon on my Kindle. They state their level A1-B2 and the are kind of fun. I like reading on the Kindle so I can get a definition by just clicking on the word. There's a Kindle app for computers if you don't have a Kindle.

If you are a beginner, I found the bilingual children's fairytales useful e.g. Ricitos de oro y los tres osos (Goldilocks and the three bears); Juan y los frijoles mágicos (Jack and the Beanstalk); Los tres cerditos (The Three Little Pigs) - then there are a collection of short novelas for level 1 (A1) right up to level 4 (C1-) These are known as: Lecturas para adultos en español fácil. And here is the list per level. Nivel 1: Misterio en Santiago de Chile; Calle mayor 10; Leyendas de Gustavo Adolfo Bécquer; Puente aéreo; El adosado Nivel 2: El cid; Don Juan Tenorio; El día de San Valentín; Ocurrió en el Retiro; Fuenteovejuna; Vacaciones en Isla Margarita Nivel 3: Libertad condicional; Con la sartén por el mango; Fiera Muerte; Asesinato en Cancún; Comunidad de vecinos; Cita en la Recoleta Nivel 4: Don Quijote de la mancha i; Don Quijote de la mancha ii; Espionaje industrial; El juicio All these novelas can be bought online from Casa del libro, a bookshop in Spain - some come with cds. Hope this helps you.

Hi! I strongly recommend you ''The little Price'', by Éxupèry, in Spanish. It's suitable for intermediate level, and you can also enjoy t if you are advanced. Regards Emilio Ramón