The third novel in the easiest series of Spanish novels in existence for 1st- or 2nd-year students with a vocabulary of only 400 words. An engaging story, with a taste of romance, about an American girl who goes to high school in Chile and two Chilean boys, a nice one and a mean one. The mean one turns nice. Eight short chapters. Short and sweet!

Casi se muere (Spanish Edition)

Blaine Ray

Lisa Ray-Turner

Literature & Fiction

Command Performance

Bullfighting is seen as a vicious and cruel spectacle of blood that continues to flourish in Spain. Some view it as an honorable contest between a brave matador and a vicious beast. Join Cristina as she travels to Seville and experiences bullfighting for the first time. During the event, will she be horrified by the cruelty or mystified by the beauty?

Viva el toro (Spanish Edition)

TPRS Books

The 4th novel in the easiest series of Spanish novels in existence for 1st- or 2nd-year students. Sixteen-year-old Carlos Ayala of Cincinnati, Ohio, goes on a cruise with his family from the U.S. to Yucatan. He is the only witness to the theft of an object of great monetary, cultural and personal value. The thief tries to kill him, but...

El Viaje de Su Vida (Nivel 1 / Libro D) (Spanish Edition)

Command Performance Language Institute

The easiest novel that exists in French for first-year students. Anne is a 16-year-old girl from a town in New York state who leads a tough life. Her mother is always on her. Her family doesn't have much money, but her best friends' families are rich. She's extremely jealous of them. When she gets an opportunity to go to Belgium, she goes to a small city where she lives with a very nice family that is poorer than her own family. Her view of her life changes radically. When she gets back home, she sees everything in a different light. Pauvre Anne is short and easy.

Pauvre Anne (French Edition)

Blaine Ray Workshops and Command Performance Language Institute

The fourth novel in the easiest series of French novels in existence for 1st- or 2nd-year students. Sixteen-year-old Jean-Luc Bartolin of Denver, Colorado, goes to Switzerland with his family. He is the only witness to the theft of an object of great monetary, cultural and personal value. The thief tries to kill him, but....

Le Voyage de sa vie (French Edition)

Reference

El viaje perdido by Lisa Ray Turner and Blaine Ray
 The third in a series of four easy novellas for 2nd- (or 3rd-) year high school students. American college students Carlos and Jaime go on a Caribbean cruise. While in Puerto Rico, they miss the boat to the next island and then their money is stolen. The solution to their dilemma involves a beautiful Puerto Rican girl, her exotic grandmother and various aspects of Puerto Rican culture.

El viaje perdido (Spanish Edition)

The fourth novel in a series of four easy novels for 2nd- (or 3rd-) year high school students. An American teenage girl goes to Arles to live with a French family and to attend high school. The family takes her to her first bullfight. She is horrified when the bull is killed. Later, on a date, with great misgivings she goes to another bullfight, and something extraordinary happens.

Vive le taureau! (French Edition)

Contemporary

The third in a series of four easy novellas for 2nd- and 3rd-year high school students. American college students Craig and Buzz go on a Caribbean cruise. While in Martinique, they miss the boat to the next island and then their money is stolen. The solution to their dilemma involves a gorgeous Martinican girl, her exotic grandmother and various aspects of Martinican culture.

Le Voyage perdu (French Edition)

The mother of Carmen Rodríguez, a 16-year-old girl from Colorado, has promised a friend that Carmen will accompany the friend's 7-year-old son Eduardo to Costa Rica to visit his grandparents. As soon as Carmen and Eduardo get seated on the plane, the problems start. When they arrive in Costa Rica, one crisis follows another. Finally...

Donde esta Eduardo? (Spanish Edition)

Seventeen-year-old Ben craves a car. His parents promise him one if he'll spend the summer in El Salvador rebuilding the houses of earthquake victims. He doesn't want to do it but decides that it's worth it to get a car. He goes and, although he doesn't really like the work, he comes to appreciate El Salvador's people and way of life. When he returns to California, he makes a most unexpected decision.

Mi Propio Auto / Una novela breve y facil totalmente en espanol (Spanish Edition)

Engineering & Transportation

Automotive

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