Short Travel Stories for English Learners - E-book - ePub

Short Travel Stories for English Learners is a collection of 26 true stories that happened while Camille traveled the world with her friends and family. These stories will entertain you and teach you new English (USA) phrases and vocabulary. This book is written at a intermediate English (B1-B2 Level). FREE AUDIO WITH CAMILLE READING HER BOOK (Details inside) TRUE STORIES WRITTEN FOR ENGLISH LANGUAGE LEARNERS 420 ENGLISH KEYWORDS & PHRASES THROUGHOUT THE BOOK QUIZZES AFTER EACH STORY TO TEST ENGLISH COMPREHENSION ORIGINAL TRAVEL PHOTOS FROM AROUND THE WORLD Why read English as a way to learn English?Reading is a great way to improve your English learning and it doesn't have to be boring! Polyglot Camille has learned Portuguese, Italian, Spanish, and French using reading as one of her methods for learning a language.
She wants to help you learn English and not die of boredom! Designed for comfortable readingThe stories are not long and the text is a comfortable size to help you stay engaged and not overwhelmed by big paragraphs of English text. You'll also find hundreds of unique words and phrases used in English (USA) in real life. Entertaining yet true travel storiesYou'll laugh and be entertained with these funny and inspiring true travel stories from Brazil, Taiwan, Panama, Turkey, Italy and more.
These stories couldn't be made up! Camille writes about surviving earthquakes in Albania, a wild border-crossing taxi ride between Kosovo and Bosnia, and false missile warnings in Hawaii. Beautiful and Original PhotosIn the book, you'll find original photos taken by Camille or her husband as they traveled. The photos are linked to each story to enhance the story-telling and keep you engaged and learning English. Written BY an experienced language learner FOR English Language learners!Camille has not just learned languages, but also HOW TO learn languages.
She wrote this book with you, the English language learner, in mind!Buy a copy and learn more English today!