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Lisa y Teo - Cada quien sus gustos

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Follow the lives of Lisa and Theo and their family and friends through this 5- stories-in-1 "high-low" book*. The text is in the form of read-aloud dialogues to model authentic communication. Audio version included with QR code. Level B1.

*High interest - low vocabulary. An age-appropriate highly engaging book at a low reading level.

Titres des histoires :

  • ¿Tú qué vas a pedir?
  • Un frío polar
  • Natalia está en aprietos
  • Una difícil decisión
  • Las paredes oyen

ISBN 978-1-77222-642-3

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Claire ★★★★★

The dialogue format makes the Spanish feel natural instead of textbook-stiff, and the audio really helps with pronunciation. Five separate stories in one book means my daughter hasn't gotten bored with it yet, which says a lot.

Nicholas ★★★★★

Bought this for my teen who's learning Spanish and the five stories in one format keeps her coming back for more. The dialogue style feels like real conversations rather than textbook phrases, which is exactly what she needed.

Matthew K. ★★★★★

I got this for my teenager who's learning Spanish, and the read-aloud dialogues actually make him want to practice out loud instead of just reading silently. Having five stories in one book means he hasn't gotten bored yet, which is saying something.