Donde esta Eduardo? (Spanish Edition) Paperback – October 1, 2002

I'm a Spanish teacher and of course I have been buying many Spanish books. A few days ago I bought ¿Dónde está Eduardo? and Patricia va a California. I like a lot the two books for this reason I decided to buy all books of Level 1 (A, B, C, D and E) and I'm very happy, Those book are stories very simple but effective to teach Spanish because they have a lot of words repetition to the students memorize the vocabulary and different ways. I love them. The only thing is that the books must have a translation maybe in the back. Maybe they have a teacher edition, I don't know. I will see because I decided go to the workshop for the seminar classes. I recommend them to the teachers.

Only four stars because there is no word dictionary at the back of the book like all of the others including the previous book in Level 2. Otherwise it is as expected and a great learning resource.

I've only read the first chapter so my remarks, that follow, are based on what I've read so far. I would have rated the book with 5 starts if there were a section that explains the new verb tenses, in the back. For those of us who are "grammar nerds" the book would feel more complete if this had been included. Otherwise, the story, which is based on a similar concept to the story line in Mi Proprio Auto, will work well, I think, to help those of us who are learning Spanish as older adults.

This whole series is great! It's so fun to actually understand a whole BOOK in Spanish. The plot is very simple, of course, but they are funny and the feeling of accomplishment in understanding a book is great.*Same review for multiple books in this series

Es una novela ideal para comenzar a practicar los tiempos del pasado.

Fun to read, and culturally accurate.

These series of books are ok to practice, but are quite outdated and I don't find them too interesting or relevant for my students. For the price, though, is good for practicing.

A++++