I'm sure you've read stories from when you were young, but have you ever noticed how much it helped you with learning language? 

Surprising, right!? You may not pay it much attention but throughout years of reading you've actually picked up on how to use language properly. This activity that you only saw as entertainment is, in fact, very beneficial!

Just imagine using this trick to learn Spanish! It suddenly makes learning a second language sound less intimidating and more intriguing. 

If you're up for a fun and easy way to learn Spanish, then just keep your eyes on the screen and read on!

For most adults, learning Spanish can be an intimidating task, because most programs are focused on the memorization of difficult rules, other parts of speech, and endless lists of words. Furthermore, students usually don't have a choice but to use endless amounts of textbooks which can easily become boring and stressful, and to top it all off, they still need to do exams to evaluate if they've enhanced their proficiency!

Learning Spanish as a second language can be an intimidating task. But with these compilations of short stories, you can make it easy and entertaining. Before you know it, you have already learned hundreds of new Spanish vocabularies and subconsciously picked up a wide to a variety of sentence structures. You would have also ended up listening to yourself so much that your pronunciation will improve greatly. The stories are written using the most useful Spanish words. After each story, you will find a list of vocabulary used in the story together with its translation. There is no need to take hold of a dictionary each time you encounter words you don't understand, and you will quickly learn new words as you go along. 

This book covers the following topics:

• Reading Warm Up
• Compilation #1
• Compilation #2
• Practice Reading Comprehension
• Challenge Your Spanish Comprehension
• Una cena casi real - An almost royal feast
• El Pueblo De Calavera - The People of Calavera
• La Iglesia - The Church
• Me voy! (I’m leaving!)
• El Restaurante de Los Sueños - The Restaurant of Dreams
• La Vieja Biblioteca - The Old Library
• Comer para vivir y vivir para comer
• Amor Prohibido
• Bien merecido
• Disctancias Amorosas
• And much more

The reading approach is very helpful for those who do not travel to other countries. Reading is the skill by which they learn a second language. Here, the priority is to study the language first and to be able to read and then move on to the study of the country where the language is spoken.