What to read after Real Spanish?

 Shouldn't learning Spanish be as fun as you imagine it will be when you can finally speak the language?

Why should you be stuck with boring drills or studying conversational phrases you will never use again? You should feel that what you are learning will be used again and again and. . . 

How can you do that? 

Try "Real Spanish: Conversations with a Twist." In this bilingual book you will be exposed to the real world of conversations in a way that pulls you in. Like a fly on a wall you will gain access to people's lives as they go through:

Wimping out to declare their love

Getting cut from a professional sports team

Having an embarrassing secret exposed at a family reunion; and more.

While all this is happening you will be learning, naturally, at the same time. Plus, help is never far away. If you can't understand a word, a sentence or a 'turn of phrase,' you can always look at the translation directly underneath the Spanish. 

Easy work! A lot of fun.

Stop struggling to learn. Try "Real Spanish: Conversation with a Twist," and have fun.

For all levels.

Beginners: (You will have to work a little. Take your time and don't try to read all at once.)

Adv. Beg: (Shouldn't be too hard. You may have to glance at the translations every so often.)

Intermediates: (Smooth sailing - occasional glances at the translations for phrases or colloquialisms - Reinforce material you just learned or already know.)

Advanced: (Skill Maintenance - enjoyable material to read at the same time.)