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Reading for adults



xana_f
Portugal

Reading for adults
 
Good evening everyone!
 
Some adult students of mine asked me to suggest them some English books to read during the holidays. I really don �t  know that many... And the ones I �ve found are too difficult for them! Do you have any ideas? They are adults and the level is elementary.
 
Thank you so much :)
 
 

23 Jun 2009      





manonski (f)
Canada

Maybe they could read comic books?

23 Jun 2009     



Carla Horne
United States

Hi Xana,

Manonski has a good idea because you can find some of the classics written as  graphic novels. For example, I teach The Red Badge of Courage in graphic novel form, and this has really worked well with my 10th graders. Some are published by Puffin, and you may suggest illustrated children classics, too. I would also suggest reading any children �s book.

Carla

23 Jun 2009     



e.roma
Brazil

Anne of Green gables by L.M. Montgomeryis really a good reading. Stage 2 - 700 words

23 Jun 2009     



Damielle
Argentina

Love or Money?

Dominoes

The Curse of the Mummy
Missing coins
The watchers
The collector

Remember Miranda

All the books are Level 1: 400 Word Vocabulary
 
 

23 Jun 2009     



moravc
Czech Republic

The Watchers are really cool for adults. It is in present simple. And very short mystery...
I recommend this one... There is an audio to go with...
Or if your students have PC at home, why don �t you give them some links to online books?
There are hundreds of them on web...
Or try Harcourt books, A-Z books or Scott Foresmann books or even try
some MINI books - those are usually one-page books folded in a 8-paged minibook

Expert on minibooks is Alenka at eslprintables
http://www.eslprintables.com/buscador/buscar.asp?nivel=any&age=0&tipo=any&contents=minibook&B1=Search#thetop

There are about 80 minibooks at esprintables... Most of them are printer-friendly!
Most of the stories are suitable for elementary - pre-intermediate students...

Hope it helps...

23 Jun 2009     



xana_f
Portugal

Thank you so much for your help! You are all very kind! :)

23 Jun 2009