I love read books
I love reading books. Last summer I read nineteen romantic and police novels. Now I'm laerning English and I want to read more books, but in English obviously. My English level isn't very high, so I need short novels with easy vocabulary. But, I have a problem, all the novels I find are boring or very childish.
Some days ago, I read "A haunted house" and I didn't understant the half. I went with my notebook and the dictionary all over the house. What a mess!
Please, I need your help!
I have at home:
"The curious case of Benjamin Button"
"Oliver Twist"
"Stories for parents, childrens and grandchildren" Volume 1 and 2
"The Scarlet Pimpernel"
What do you think about these books?
What books do you recommend?
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I love reading books
(You wrote a good title, but don't repeat it in the text. It turns off readers and reviewers)
I love reading books. Last summer I read nineteen romantic and police novels. Now I'm learning English and I want to read more books, but in English obviously. My English level isn't very high, so I need short novels with easy vocabulary. But, I have a problem, all the novels I find are boring or very childish.Some days ago, I read "A Haunted House" and I didn't understand the half of it. I went with my notebook and the dictionary all over the house. What a mess!
Please, I need your help!
I have at home:
"The curious case of Benjamin Button"
"Oliver Twist"
"Stories for parents, childrens and grandchildren" Volume 1 and 2
"The Scarlet Pimpernel"
What do you think about these books?
What books do you recommend?
I can't help you there. I'm learning Spanish and not reading much English now. However, you English looks pretty good to me. Maybe you should continue reading a variety of English books and you'll be surprised how you can pick up expressions and vocab. Keep working, it'll come.
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Thank you for your opinion and advice. I'll try it!
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Unfortunately, most books will require you to go through them with ypur notebook and write down the words you don't recognise. I'd suggesting going through only a couple of pages at a time, writing the new vocab first and THEN going through them with a dictionary AFTER you've made a list. It will be way less frustrating that way. I'm doing the same thing with graphic novels written in Spanish. I like them because they have lots of pictures, but they're more complex than a children's picture book. This makes them easier to understand, but still challenging. I also suggest finding a quiet place and trying to read aloud to yourself.
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