Spanish Novels - Paco Ardit - Bog

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A Spanish Book for High Advanced Learners (C2) Both Fun & EasyElektra is the book number 26 of the Spanish Novels Series. This High Advanced Spanish Reader is intended for learners who already have a very good command of the language. At this level I assume you are comfortable reading longer texts that express ideas, feelings, and other abstract things. You are also able to follow more complex plotlines and grasp subtle nuances of the language.
Luz Mendizábal is the owner of Elektra, a leading solar energy company in Spain. After her house caught fire, nobody knows where she is or if she's dead or alive. At the same time, a countrywide social media campaign against solar energy will make everything more difficult for Elektra.
This Spanish Book for High Advanced Learners will show you the most used grammar structures in different situations. As the difficulty level is just right you will learn and enjoy it at the same time. This Spanish book will definitely help you work your way up toward even more advanced readings.
Why Spanish NovelsEveryday dialoguesMultiple genresEngaging storiesStep by step approachContextual learningA High Advanced (C2) Spanish Reader in EVERYDAY LanguageFrom the First Chapter:

Cuando llegaron los bomberos la casa era una bola de fuego. Los dos pisos de la mansión estaban envueltos en llamas, oscurecidos por una nube negra. A las 2.05 de la madrugada, la llama gigante iluminaba prácticamente toda la cuadra. Era como si hubiera salido el sol a mitad de la noche. Los primeros en llamar a los bomberos fueron los vecinos de enfrente. Una pareja de ancianos que tenían su habitación con frente a la calle. A las 2am estaban durmiendo, pero la llama no tardó demasiado en despertarlos. Apenas vieron el fuego en el primer piso de la casa, el hombre de la casa corrió al teléfono para pedir ayuda. Los bomberos no tardaron ni cinco minutos en llegar a la casa. Había fuego por todas partes, desde la planta baja hasta el techo. Siguiendo el protocolo estándar que regía en todas las ciudades de España, el cuerpo de bomberos coordinó el plan de acción. Dos personas eran las encargadas de rociar la casa con agua a presión para sofocar las llamas. Simultáneamente, otros dos bomberos ingresarían a la mansión en busca de gente atrapada. Debían actuar de forma sincronizada y con máxima precisión. En estos casos, dos o tres segundos hacían la diferencia entre la vida y la muerte de una persona.
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