Can anyone recommend any good Spanish reading books aimed at B1 level learners?
Hi all!
I've been trying to read Spanish for at least 30 minutes every day and feel I've made some good progress but just wondered if anyone had any recommendations to help me expand my options. I've found a really good set of books by an author called Paco Ardit (whom I recommend to everyone else!) but just wondered if anyone else has any other suggestions.
Many thanks and good luck learning languages!!
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HI,
These websites have some graded books:
http://cvc.cervantes.es/aula/lecturas/
http://blogdeespanol.com/2012/04/lecturas-para-el-estudiante-adulto-de-ele/
You can also read news in B1 level here: http://www.practicaespanol.com/tag/nivel-b1/
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Hi I'm from Mexico. I have read a lot of books that you'll probably find interesting. So my recomendation is this...
There's a bunch of pretty good writers the problem is that the language they used is kind of difficult to understand because we don't use it anymore so I recommend you to start reading the classics but in spanish of course (El principito, el diario de Ana Frank, etc.)
Anyway...if you feel like you're ready for the challenge send me a message and I'll be happy to give you some writers names.
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Hi, God bless you.
I would recommend these Latin American authors:
Gabrien Garcia Marquez, Isabella Allende, Mario Benedetti, Jorge Luis Bohorquez, Pablo Neruda.....
Mario Benedetti “Tactics and strategy “
My tactics is to watch you,
to learn how you are,
to love you the way you are.
My tactics is to talk to you
and to listen to you;
to build with words
an indestructible bridge.
My tactics is
to stay in yor memory,
I do not know neither how nor
with which pretext,
but to stay in you.
My tactics is to be frank
and to know that you are frank
and that we do not sell ourselves simulacrums
so that between us both
there is neither curtain nor abysses.
My strategy is, nevertheless,
deeper and simpler.
My strategy is
that any given day,
I do not know neither how nor
with what reason,
at last… you need me.
Apartes de Cien años de soledad, (Gabriel Garcia Marquez.)
“La casa se llenó de amor. Aureliano lo expresó en versos que no tenían principio ni fin. Los escribía en los ásperos pergaminos que le regalaba Melquíades, en las paredes del baño, en la piel de sus brazos, y en todos aparecía Remedios transfigurada: Remedios en el aire soporífero de las dos de la tarde, Remedios en la callada respiración de las rosas, Remedios en la clepsidra secreta de las polillas, Remedios en el vapor del pan al amanecer, Remedios en todas partes y Remedios para siempre. Rebeca esperaba el amor a las cuatro de la tarde bordando junto a la ventana. Sabía que la mula del correo no llegaba sino cada quince días, pero ella la esperaba siempre, convencida de que iba a llegar un día cualquiera por equivocación”.
Espero y le sirva.
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