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A Spanish Reserve for Upper-Intermediates (B2) Both Fun & Easy

La maratón may be the publication number 17 from the Spanish Novels Series. This about La maratón Upper-Intermediate Spanish Reader is packed with useful expressions you will need in everyday situations: greetings, asking questions, talking to friends, etc. Whoever has an upper-intermediate order of speaking spanish can take benefit of this publication.

Luis lives in Colombia and co-owns an glaciers cream store in Bogotá. He’s obese and lives for the food. One day the power in his building house goes out, and he has a hard time climbing the stairways to the sixth floor. He would go to the doctor and he suggests him to change his way of living. Luis starts running and eating much healthier, but his partner and his business partner won’t make issues possible for him.

Why Spanish Novels

-Short Sentences

-Short chapters

-Easy vocabulary

-Simple grammar

-Everyday dialogues

An Upper-Intermediate (B2) Spanish Reader in SIMPLE Spanish.

Through the First Chapter:

En la casa de Luis con Gisela, los domingos son los días de maratón. Cuando la gente piensa en la palabra “maratón” se imagina personas corriendo durante horas em virtude de alcanzar una meta. Pero em funcao de Luis con Gisela, maratón no tiene nada que ver con “hacer ejercicio” o “correr”. Las maratones de los domingos para ellos boy maratones de Netflix y comida chatarra. Ha sido prender el SmartTV por la mañana temprano, quedarse pegados a la pantalla durante todo el día con apagar la Television por la noche, a última hora. Ver temporadas enteras de sus series favoritas mientras comen comida del delivery.