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Originally Posted by Tomisimo
In my opinion, you can use any book at all. Read it slowly and look up every word you don't know. Write down, study, and memorize the words you don't know.
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Yes, but my recommendation is to look for a book that is of your complete liking, and if possible, be a book that has already been read in English, and completely loved.
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Originally Posted by bobjenkins
¿Cualquier recomendaciones? Empezé estudiar español hace tres meses, querría un libro más fácil
Encontré esta página web la cual oferta libros digitales gratuitos
http://www.e-libro.net/gratis/indexlibros.asp
Yo prefiero que mis libros son digitales porque puedo imprimirlos y hay mucho espacio en el papel para escribir las traducciones
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Lee un libro que está a tu altura de compresión. In other words, read a book that you would read in English.
I do not think you would willingly read in English a kid's book nowadays, just because you want to read "something". Right?
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Originally Posted by irmamar
Aren't easy Spanish books sold there? Here you're able to buy easy English books, with several levels, based on longers novels. Usually they're some interesting novel in short, with easy vocabulary. They're good for starting
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As above...
Read something that is of your REAL interest, and make it a novel.
For example: if you like to read about WII, don't just read a book about it, because the book will relate most likely stuff from the war giving figures , dates etc, whereas a novel about the war will mix LIFE. Love, adventure, sensations, feelings etc... a world of descriptions, which is how our mind works...