Brandon Brown dice la verdad

by Carol Gaab

Rather than get caught in the act of disobeying his mother, Brandon decides to lie about his actions. He quickly discovers that not telling the truth can create big problems and a lot of stress! Will his dishonest actions be revealed, or will he decide that honesty is the best policy?

Genres: Spanish Literature

98 pages, Paperback

Published January 1, 2016

Reviews

[Summertime Readaholic]

I enjoyed this book so much that I bought a class set and will be using it with my mixed grades level 1 hs school classes this year.

It is written in plain language that is repetitive without being unnaturally so. The topic of lying lends to great conversation with HS kids as well. This book is a great first reader because the plot is not complex and allows kids to focus on the language rather than on all the intricacies of the story, thus making the book much for accessible without support from a teacher to see the finer points of the story.

Plus it lends well to doing readers theater as part of the unit.

[Jacovo Schaefer]

Easy to read for a Spanish 1 class

[Anna Beata]

It was easy to read as a Spanish student, but not to easy.

[Eileen Burkhart]

I think this book was very good for a beginner. The plot was not very good, and it was kind of boring.

[Monica]

It was a pretty good book. If you’re looking for a book to help you with your knowledge of vocabulary, I recommend you this book!

[Astin Th]

This book is fucking hilarious

[Randall Marx]

Silly book. Not much happens. A little boy lies, a lot. There are two versions to the story— one in past tense and the other present tense.

[sawyer]

read for spanish

[Anabel Miller]

This was a good book. It was fun to read in Spanish. There is a glossary in the back for any hard words that you cannot figure out.

[James]

brandon brown WILL TRIUMPH