Easy Spanish and Bilingual Books
I have been putting together some easy Spanish or Spanish/English books to help my students grasp some of the grammar concepts that I have been teaching them - such as the preterite versus the imperfect, using ser and estar, the present progressive tense etc etc.
If anyone would find them a useful resource they are free to read and as far as I know you don't even need to sign up on the site to access them.
Because they use a language other than English I am unable to make my page public so I will have to add a separate link to each book.
Here's a few to try out but if they are useful let me know and as I have time I'll add the other 7 that i have, and then any new ones as I make them.:
¿Cómo soy? (Describe yourself using ser, tener & different adjectives)
Pret vs Imp (spanish)
Pret vs Imp (bilingual)
4 Stem changing verbs (present tense Spanish)
I really must give a mention to Gregorio Melean who has kindly proof read a number of these books for me, his input is always much appreciated.
Also if anyone is struggling with a particular grammar point and would like a book using that gives examples to help them become familiar with its use, please let me know and I'll see what I can do,
Kind regards KG
Ps I may post new book links below to bump the thread and let people know that there's a new book so remember to cluck 'newest' if the thread pops up again.

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Thanks Kiwi! One of the books has the sentence: Tengo el pelo liso y hasta los hombres. How does that translate? I have straight hair and ??? until the men? Maybe it is too early in the morning but I can not get this simple sentence. Thanks for the help amiga!
Thanks for sharing Kiwi. You have some great resources, dear.

Upsie - double post, sorry

How to ask questions in Spanish - this book covers three different ways to ask questions and gives examples using the most common question words.
Question Time - La hora para las preguntas

¿Qué he hecho? What have I done?
A Spanish book written to help students practice the present perfect tense.

A book written in Spanish to help students practice with the present tense as well as to become familiar with some adverbs of frequency and verbs such as gustar and encantar.
Who does this belong to? ¿A quién le pertenece esto?
This book is designed to help you use the Spanish possessives such as - mi - my, mío, mine, su, your, suyo, yours, nuestro, ours etc.

Thanks, Kiwi! These look great

¿Cómo se llama? y ¿Qué hace usted?
A simple book (in Spanish) to allow students to practice the yo form of the present tense.
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Good books with nice illustrations. Thank you! Great work!
I created my StoryBoard account and clicked on your "here" link and this page opened. Where do I go from here? Thanks, Kiwi!

Connie la coneja y sus amigos.
A book written in Spanish to help students practice with the present tense as well as to become familiar with some adverbs of frequency and verbs such as gustar and encantar.

Thanks for these books Kiwi girl.
I like the bilingual books the best.
These are really great stories and very helpful for learning. Full of good humor too. ;o)
THE PRESENT TENSE
If you're learning how to conjugate regular Spanish verbs in the present tense then I hope that this book will help.
It was a lot of info to pack into one little book so please let me know how you find it and feel free to leave any constructive criticism or suggestions that will help me improve my books.
