¿Dónde Está Maurice? Spanish A1 graded reader: Short Spanish story for beginners - suitable for Spanish learners at an A1 level.

by Ana Martin

Tired of struggling through books that are just too hard for you? Want to see your Spanish reading skills improve every single month but you just don’t know how? Spanish graded readers are the best way to do it! Spanish short stories written specifically for beginners offer a fun, engaging and truly effective way of honing your reading skills. Reading easy Spanish novels is an incredibly simple way of building your vocabulary, exposing yourself to realistic dialogue, and learning to read faster in Spanish! Sitting down with a Spanish novel and a dictionary is a thing of the past. Even the graded readers of the past were boring, plain, dry texts. Today’s Spanish graded readers mimic the flow and feel of a real novel while still being accessible to Spanish learners of all levels. Whether you’re just starting out and want to make some quick progress, or you’re already advanced but need some easy reading practice, Spanish graded readers are the ideal solution. Ana Martín’s books are all written with your Spanish level in ⁃ Vocabulary suitable to your level ⁃ Short sentences ⁃ Short chapters ⁃ Easy to follow dialogue ⁃ Level-suitable grammar About ¿Dónde Está Maurice? ¿Dónde Está Maurice? is a story of a young veterinary surgeon who loses her pet, Maurice, and begins a desperate search to find him before he is gone forever! To help her track down Maurice, she enlists the help of Tony, a handsome young Italian man. Follow Maria and Tony as they scour the city for Maurice. By the end of the story, both your confidence and your vocabulary will have reached a new high!

57 pages, Kindle Edition

Published May 13, 2018

Reviews

[ProseAndPetals · Rating 4 out of 5]

I like the surprise at the end. I didn’t know the word mono until the end so it was a surprise. I like how there is a glossary at the end. It is sad that when you are this level of Spanish you cannot read things with a little more depth. I am going to try the write the next part in Spanish by myself. Here goes nothing:

Me gusta el supuesta a el final. No conocí el palabra “mono” hasta el final. Es triste que cuando estás este nivel de español, tú no lees cosas con un poco más profundidad. Grasias si lees mi reseña. ¡Intenté! 😅 preparo por mi viaje a Chile en Abril!

[Joanie · Rating 4 out of 5]

I'm reading some simple books in Spanish for practice. The stories are not complex but it's a fun way to learn and this book was written at a good beginner level.

[Michael Hansen · Rating 5 out of 5]

easy A1 read, ok story

[Piotr Karaś · Rating 4 out of 5]

Simple, super easy and funny.

[Rohit · Rating 5 out of 5]

Historia muy interesante. Me gusta como son tus historias y los giros. Gracias por escribirlos para nosotros.

[MS C Murray · Rating 5 out of 5]

Not a great story but bear in mind that this is to expand your vocabulary, which it did. Certain phrases were repeated to reinforce. A worthwhile read

[.toya · Rating 5 out of 5]

Me gustó la historia. El final fue una sorpresa muy divertida.