Easy Spanish Short Novels for Beginners With 60+ Exercises & 200-Word Vocabulary: Jules Verne´s "The Light at the Edge of the World"

ESLC Reading Workbook Series, Volume 1

By: Álvaro Parra Pinto

Narrated by: Freddy Moyano

Length: 1 hr and 37 mins

Publisher's summary

Learn Spanish the Fun and Easy Way! 

Fun and easy to listen to, this didactic workbook in easy Spanish is based on Jules Verne's celebrated pirate novel The Light at the Edge of the World, translated, edited, and simplified to ease comprehension using simple wording, brief sentences, moderate vocabulary, and entertaining exercises! The best way to learn Spanish! 

Specially written in simple, easy Spanish, each chapter is followed by a glossary of Spanish words and expressions and their respective English translations as well as by fun and simple exercises specially designed to increase your comprehension.

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©2016 Alvaro Parra Pinto (P)2017 Alvaro Parra Pinto

Awesome Audio Book!

I really liked the story as well as the exercises. In general, it’s a great audio book for people learning Spanish, especially for advanced beginners like me. The whole story, written by Jules Verne, is memorable and the activities after each chapter are quite fun and challenging. Highly recommend!

Lo escuché un par de veces y me ayudó mucho

Este libro me ayudó a mejorar mis habilidades para escuchar. Ya tenía algo de español básico, pero siempre tuve dificultades para escuchar. Este audiolibro expandió mi vocabulario y facilitó la comprensión de hablantes nativos.

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This book helped me to improve my listening skills. I already had some basic Spanish but always had struggles with listening. This audiobook expanded my vocabulary and make it easier understand native speakers.

Great audiobook!

Would you recommend this audiobook to a friend? If so, why?

Great book, great story and great practice for Spanish language students interested in boosting their skills and comprehension... I give it 5 stars!

This is more intermediate than beginner

Would you listen to Easy Spanish Short Novels for Beginners With 60+ Exercises & 200-Word Vocabulary: Jules Verne´s "The Light at the Edge of the World" again? Why?

I love this concept for a way to use your Spanish vocabulary! It's a fun way to put your words to work. However, while this says it's for beginners, I would say it's a little more intermediate than beginner. I wish the vocabulary words were at the beginning of the chapter, to give me a heads up of the words to be prepared for BEFORE I started listening to the chapter. It would also help of the reader went a little slower. That said, when I have a little more Spanish practice under my belt this will be a great way to put my mind to work translating !