11 Spanish-English Fairy Tales with Audio
Are you a parent who is trying to raise a bilingual child, or a language learner who is trying to boost your Spanish or English language proficiency? Fairy stories written in dual language will be an enjoyable resource to help you gain new vocabulary and familiarize yourself with sentence structures.

Fairy Tales for Readers of All Ages
The stories are a mix of popular and unknown tales, and include El patito feo (The Ugly Duckling), La cenicienta (Cinderella), Pulgarcito (Tom Thumb).

Written in Dual Language for Spanish and English Learners
Whether you are an English speaker who wishes to learn Spanish, or a Spanish speaker who wants to improve your English, the stories are written in both Spanish and English to help you learn the second language of your choice.

Learn New Vocabulary and Grammar Structures Naturally
The fairy tales are written with a mix of dialogue and description – a great way to boost your reading comprehension. By reading the stories, you will be exposed to a diverse range of vocabulary and grammar structures, which will facilitate natural learning.

Spanish and English Audio Included
When you purchase this book, you will also get a audio accompaniment, available in both Spanish and English. The stories are narrated by native Spanish and English speakers and are designed to help you practice your listening skills as well as learn correct pronunciation.


Why Should You Buy This?

If you are any of the following, this book of fairy tales is perfect for you:

• A parent who is raising bilingual children and looking for appropriate Spanish-English reading materials.
• A parent or guardian of young children who is looking for a way to bond with the kids through reading or listening to fairy tales together.
• An adult of any age who loves to read as a way to learn a second language.
• Anyone who is learning Spanish or English.

• 11 fairy tales
• 270 minutes of audio
• 168 pages

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