I am learning Spanish and I would like that you were recommending to me books to read.?

Question

What five books in Spanish would you recommend to me to improve my Spanish?
Today writers, please.

Answer 1

1- "La sombra del viento" Carlos Ruiz Zafón
2- "La tabla de Flandes" Arturo Pérez Reverte
3- "Crónica de una muerte anunciada" Gabriel García Márquez
4- "Soldados de Salamina" Javier Cercas
5- "Catedral del mar" Ildefondo Falcones.

Answer 2

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Answer 3

I read the Book of Mormon all the way through for the first time in Spanish about a year ago. I got to the end and was kind of shocked that I had actually finished it. I'm starting the Bible now, or the Santa Biblia.

When I was just starting to learn, though, I went to the library and found spanish children's books. I read as many as I could get my hands on. I especially liked the bilingual ones because it was a quick, fun and easy way to augment my vocabulary.

Answer 4

I suggest start reading children's book first....they are very simple and use simple tenses (like just present and preterite or commands) from there, I would move on to young adult books and then eventually to actual spanish lit (the literature has all the coloquial references however, so be prepared to use a dictionary or wordreference.com) for literature - i suggest isabel allende because her descriptions usually last for pages long and by that time the repetition allows you to understand the passage....its a good way to transition into reading more complex novels - but definitely start out with childrens books - you can find them anywhere it seems - i liked all the clifford books in spanish!

Answer 5

I don't know any good "today writers" of books in Spanish. I like Julio Cortazar (Bestiario (1951) and Rayuela (1963) are really good... and the short story Casa Tomada is awesome), and Carlos Fuentes (Aura (1962)). You could also buy bestsellers in their Spanish version if you're only interested in improving the language skills. Jorge Luis Borges is a very good writer, Ernesto Sabato is a good option too. Good luck :)

Answer 6

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Answer 7

First of all, congratulations! It's great to know of someone so interested in my language. There goes my list:

1. El Beso de la Mujer Araña, Manuel Puig (Argentina).
2. La Casa de los Espíritus, Isabel Allende (Chile).
3. Noticia de un Secuestro, Gabriel García Márquez (Colombia).
4. Rosario Tijeras, Jorge Franco (Colombia).
5. La Fiesta del Chivo, Mario Vargas Llosa (Peru).

Answer 8

You should start reading books for kids, they aren't very complex and dont use "slang".

We have a lot of complex words in spanish that may confuse you or several words to say the same thing...that's why I suggest to start with "easy" books.

Answer 9

complete idiots guide in learning spanish - that's what i'm reading now.

english-spanish, spanish-english dictionary

Answer 10

Don quixote de la mancha
by servantes de savedra
second most red book in the world after the bible