Reading is an excellent way to improve your English skills. Here’s a list of books perfect for beginners, along with brief explanations of why they’re suitable:

1. «Graded Readers» series

These books are specifically designed for language learners, with simplified vocabulary and grammar. They come in various difficulty levels.

2. «The Cat in the Hat» by Dr. Seuss

Simple vocabulary, rhyming patterns, and fun illustrations make this a great starting point.

(En español: Excelente para principiantes por su vocabulario sencillo y rimas repetitivas)

3. «Charlotte’s Web» by E.B. White

A classic children’s novel with straightforward language and a heartwarming story.

4. «The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time» by Mark Haddon

Written from the perspective of an autistic boy, it uses simple, direct language.

5. «Fantastic Mr. Fox» by Roald Dahl

Short chapters and an engaging plot make this book accessible for beginners.

6. «The Old Man and the Sea» by Ernest Hemingway

Hemingway’s concise style is perfect for learners looking to tackle their first «adult» novel.

7. «The Giver» by Lois Lowry

A thought-provoking story with relatively simple language.

8. «Penguin Active Reading» series

Like Graded Readers, these books are adapted for learners and include exercises.

9. «The Little Prince» by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry

A philosophical tale with simple language and charming illustrations.

(Nota: También disponible en español como «El Principito» para comparar)

10. «Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What Do You See?» by Bill Martin Jr.

Repetitive text and colourful images make this ideal for absolute beginners.

Remember, start with books that match your current level. Don’t worry if you don’t understand every word – focus on overall comprehension and enjoyment. As your skills improve, gradually move on to more challenging texts.

¡Feliz lectura y que disfrutes tu viaje por la literatura en inglés!

Written by Aimee Wilkinson, Principal at The Harrogate International Academy

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